The Interior

About This Movie

The Interior really pulls you into its raw atmosphere. Shot in January, with just five hours of sunlight, it has this almost somber yet captivating feel. The juxtaposition of 56 mushing dogs against just four humans creates a unique dynamic. It’s an observational piece that digs deep into the subjects' lives—there’s a real grit to it, you know? The use of both 16mm and digital gives it a textured quality that feels both nostalgic and modern. You can sense the struggle against the cold, the isolation, and the bond between the humans and their dogs, all while grappling with the limitations of light. It’s a nuanced exploration of survival and companionship that lingers in your mind long after the credits roll.

Observational documentary styleExplores themes of isolation and companionshipUnique blend of 16mm and digital footage