Glory at Sea

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Glory at Sea is a short fantasy-drama film by director Benh Zeitlin that blends magical realism with post-Katrina New Orleans imagery and themes of loss and resilience.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fantasy drama film
independent film
short film
associatedMovement American independent cinema
Southern Gothic-influenced fantasy
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depictsEvent aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
director Benh Zeitlin NERFINISHED
festivalCircuit independent film festivals
filmingLocation New Orleans, Louisiana NERFINISHED
genre drama film
fantasy film
magical realism
hasCinematographyStyle handheld camera work
naturalistic lighting
hasMotif boats
flooded city
sea
the dead returning
hasMusicBy Benh Zeitlin NERFINISHED
Dan Romer NERFINISHED
hasTone hopeful
melancholic
hasVisualStyle magical realism imagery
post-disaster landscape
influencedWork Beasts of the Southern Wild NERFINISHED
language English
mainTheme community
grief
loss
rebirth
resilience
narrativeDevice mythic allegory of disaster
surreal resurrection imagery
notableFor blending magical realism with post-Katrina imagery
early work of Benh Zeitlin
low-budget, handcrafted aesthetic
use of non-professional actors
portrays collective mourning
working-class New Orleanians
productionCompany Court 13 NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 2000s
setting post-Katrina New Orleans
sharesUniverseWith Beasts of the Southern Wild NERFINISHED

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Benh Zeitlin directed Glory at Sea
Benh Zeitlin notableWork Glory at Sea