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In theaters March 14

Halden Pictures in association with North Ridge Films a Mira Okafor film The Long Quiet starring Jonah Vale Ines Carvalho Teo Lindqvist music by Arvo Ness edited by Dana Whitlock director of photography Sun-Hee Park produced by Lior Adler Maya Brandt written and directed by Mira Okafor

Halden Pictures presents

The Long Quiet

Some roads only run in one direction.

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Cinema Title Card

An opening title card with anamorphic letterbox bars that close in, a slow push-in on a dusk desert road and a title that settles from wide tracking. A compressed billing block and the release line sit inside the bottom bar.

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Cinema Trailer Slam

Teaser-style words slam into frame one beat at a time with a camera shake, a white flash and an anamorphic flare, then resolve into the title and release date. It loops for showcases or plays once.

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The Long Quiet

Directed by: Mira Okafor
Written by: Mira OkaforHenrik Saar
Produced by: Lior AdlerMaya Brandt

Cast

Elena Voss: Ines Carvalho
Tomas Reyes: Jonah Vale
The Keeper: Teo Lindqvist
Ada: Priya Raman

Crew

Director of Photography: Sun-Hee Park
Production Designer: Bastien Moreau
Editor: Dana Whitlock
Original Music: Arvo Ness
Sound Design: Kofi MensahRhea Patel
Costume Designer: Lucía Ferrer
Visual Effects: Northlight Studio
Colorist: Anouk de Vries

Filmed on location in Reykjavík, Iceland and Lisbon, Portugal. No lighthouses were harmed in the making of this picture.

Halden Pictures

Cinema Credits Roll

End credits that roll up a dark frame with roles and names aligned on a center gutter, cast and crew sections and a closing studio mark. Hovering or pressing Pause stops the roll.

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Cinema Aperture Open

A camera diaphragm of overlapping metal blades rotates open to reveal a city at dusk and the title, with a live f-stop readout. It cycles by itself or opens and closes on demand.

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Cinema Light Leak

A golden-hour coastline shot on film, with warm light leaks drifting across the frame, an edge burn, moving grain, gate weave and a running timecode. The caption sits low on the left like a home-movie title.

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Cinema Projector Intro

A dark theater where the projector beam flickers on over the audience, dust drifts through the light and the screen runs a reel card before the title appears with scratches and flicker. Built for film clubs and screening nights.

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Cinema Depth Fog

Five mountain ridges at different depths with fog banks drifting between them, a pale sun and birds crossing the sky. Each layer shifts with the pointer by its own depth, and an altitude scale runs down the right edge.

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Cinema Split Reveal

A split-screen poster for two leads, a rain-soaked night harbor against a desert at dusk, divided by a glowing diagonal seam. Hovering or focusing a side pushes the seam across, opens that character's line and recolors the shared title.

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Cinema Countdown Leader

A film leader countdown with a sweeping dial, crosshairs and frame labels that ticks down once per second, pops a white frame and gives way to the event details. It can be skipped and replayed.

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Cinema Subtitles

A night drive scene with streetlights sweeping through the cabin and subtitles synced to a timeline, with speaker labels, sound cues and a scrubber that marks every line. Play, pause, seek and toggle captions.

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Cinema Dolly Zoom

A true dolly zoom down a hallway of door frames: the figure at the end keeps its size while the corridor stretches and compresses around it, with focal length and dolly distance readouts. Runs by itself or follows a progress value.

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Cinema Chapter Select

A chapter menu with illustrated poster cards, watched progress and a backdrop that crossfades to the colors of the chosen chapter. Arrow keys move between chapters and the play button resumes where the viewer stopped.

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Cinema Now Showing

A now-showing section with a poster, film facts and a paper ticket where the visitor picks a date, a showtime and the number of seats. Booking tears the stub off and prints the row, seats and a barcode.

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Cinema Marquee Sign

A theater facade in 3D with a neon crown, a vertical blade sign that spells the venue, chasing bulbs and a backlit letter board whose tiles swing onto their rails for each new program. The sign tilts with the pointer.

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