De laatste boot, first paper edit
De laatste boot · 8 selects · runs 2:54 · target 3:00 · last line trails off
a made-up film · point at a star or the strip to read the select
Example piece
- 0:00CardThe ferry leaves the harbour at dawn, no sound
- 0:12Ilse“Thirty-one years I've done this crossing. Four times a day in summer, twice in winter. You'd think it gets boring. It never once has.”
- 0:34Ilse“When they told me the new boat would sail itself, I laughed. Then I went home and didn't sleep for a week.”
- 1:00Mieke“My bread comes on the first boat. If the first boat goes, I don't know what time I'll open.”
- 1:14Mieke“When I opened the shop there were nine hundred people here in winter. Now it's three hundred and forty. I count them, you know.”
- 1:35Joost“I left when I was seventeen. Everyone leaves at seventeen. There's no school after that, so the island decides for you.”
- 1:55Arjen“I've fished these waters since I was twelve. My father did, his father did. Joost doesn't. That's all right.”
- 2:20Arjen“He calls every Sunday. We talk about football. We never talk about the island.”
- 2:42Joost“Every time the ferry pulls out, I stand at the back. I don't know why. Habit, I suppose, or…”