"Thanks for the dance."
A medium-length film that accompanies all 7 tracks of the album “Pink Honey Rain” by The Bird Yellow. The story, full of visual metaphors, elegant choreographies and an astonishing imaginary, takes place during the farewell party between two people. A bittersweet “so long” that brings a necessary distance and marks both an end and a beginning.
Sílvia Galí
Joan Esteve
Alba Sáez
Max Grosse Majench
Mariona Ibáñez
Oriol Pla
Laura Weissmahr
Gerard Vidal Barrena
A medium-length film that accompanies all 7 tracks of the album “Pink Honey Rain” by The Bird Yellow. The story, full of visual metaphors, elegant choreographies and an astonishing imaginary, takes place during the farewell party between two people. A bittersweet “so long” that brings a necessary distance and marks both an end and a beginning.
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