BERLIN FASHION FILM FESTIVAL
BEST DIRECTION (2021)
BERLIN FASHION FILM FESTIVAL (BEST DIRECTION)


The Immortal Game - GQ
Sauvage.tv

Shortlist
Title of Piece: | The Immortal Game |
---|---|
Brand: | GQ |
Production Company: | Sauvage.tv |
Client: | GQ Portugal |
Agency: | Does not Apply |
Director: | MUTANT |
Producer(s): | Sauvage.tv |
Art Director: | Ana Floubet |
Creative Director: | MUTANT |
Editor: | Sauvage.tv |
Director of Photography: | Alvar Riu |
Production Design: | Cristina Ramos |
Costume Design: | Does not Apply |
Hair & Makeup: | Francisco Ugarte |
Music/Sound Design: | From Stock |
Casting Director: | Does not Apply |
Visual Effects: | Does Not Apply |
Animation: | Does Not Apply |
Writer: | Mutant |
Props Stylist: | Cristina Ramos |
Additional Credits: | Models: Themis Athanassopoulos & Roman Bachkarou |
Additional Credits: | Stylist: Francisco Ugarte |
Additional Credits: | Grooming: Mariona Botella |
Additional Credits: | 1st AC: Jonatan Campos |
Additional Credits: | Styling Assistant: Joel Escalonilla |
Additional Credits: | Grooming Assistant: Laura Pérez |
Additional Credits: | Credits & Lettering: D. Batista |
Short Synopsis: | The Immortal Game was a chess game played by Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky on 21 June 1851 in London, during a break of the first international tournament. Anderssen made bold sacrifices during this game, turning it into one of the most legendary games in chess history, one that historians call “perhaps unparalleled in chess literature". We wanted to pay homage to the immortal game and chess aesthetics through fashion. For a chess game to be considered beautiful or brilliant, most players consider that it must have the following characteristics: expediency, disguise, sacrifice, correctness, preparation, paradox, unity and originality. This fashion film brings these two aesthetic worlds together to show how parallels can be found, creating a captivating visual story. |