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The oil industry in North Dakota and aliens? There’s no denying the fact that “Deep Time” (Noah Hutton’s follow up to his 2009 documentary feature “Crude Independance,” which also premiered at SXSW) has some serious range, as it explores the recent oil boom in North Dakota. The film focuses on the effect of the fossil fuel business indigenous people in the area — and takes an ethereal (yet dark) look the the future ecology of our planet.
North Dakotans, oil, and Arctic permafrost.
Cycles of life, and eventually we get to aliens.
I am a level 2 filmmaker from New York, or maybe still level 1.
Figuring out when it was completed was the biggest challenge.
An intimacy with larger timescales that arrive disguised as current events.
“Into Eternity,” “Only the Young,” and “Holy Motors.”
A ride home on the train, a colder winter and a warmer summer.
RED Scarlet and Canon 7D.
No, I used my first film which was on a similar topic (Crude Independence, 2009) to raise our small budget privately.
No.
Indiewire invited SXSW Film Festival directors to tell us about their films, including what inspired them, the challenges they faced and what they’re doing next. For profiles go HERE.
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