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"Forever...Forever" short film in<br>VistaRama65
World Premiere in 70mm at the Berlinale Forum Expanded,<br>February 2026
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Written by: Martin<br>Reinhart, February<br>2026. All material copyrighted by Johann Lurf, 2026, and published with<br>permission<br>Date:<br>11.02.2026
Johann Lurfs new 70mm short film "Forever�Forever" will premiere at<br>the Berlinale, at the Delphi Filmpalast (Berlin, Germany), February 18, 2026
2026 70mm 21 Minutes 1:2,20 DTS 5.1
The short film shows 20 minutes of condensed time. The constantly<br>changing light of a landscape<br>was captured over a period of 22 months, where the sun�s path leads through<br>the year and becomes<br>visible as it moves through the seasons. The rhythm of day and night<br>pulsates in harmony with the<br>celestial bodies. On the constantly rotating surface of our Earth, we are<br>exposed to planetary time<br>spans that are infinite in human terms.
Introduction
We are all bound by our human perception of time. Elementary cosmic events<br>take place on the margins of our perception because of their continuous and<br>unalterable reality. Film can shift the scale by using cinematic techniques<br>such as time-lapse, long exposure and sound. Experiencing the time scale in<br>a planetary dimension makes it possible to understand the movement of<br>celestial bodies. What we always knew since the dawn of time without ever<br>being able to see, is the seasonal shift of the sun�s path along the<br>horizon.
Forever...Forever puts the heaven�s happenings in the center of a 21 minute<br>short film. By increasing the exposure duration of each frame by frame, the<br>perceived passing of time continually accelerates. We can finally experience<br>a time scale inaccessible under normal circumstances.
To create a film sequence documenting a landscape over the course of one<br>year or more with an accelerating time-lapse, a camera needs to<br>automatically increase the exposure time and measure the light for correct<br>exposure of each of the frames. Beginning with exposure times of only a few<br>seconds and ending with exposures of 24 hours, the path of the sun itself<br>becomes animated behind the horizon.
� Go to PDF press kit Johann Lurf 2026<br>Forever...Forever - Press Kit 2026-2-3
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