Professor Travis Wilkerson’s new feature film, "Through the Graves the Wind is Blowing," was selected to have its world premiere at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival. The film is screening in the Encounters section.
"A frustrated detective tries to solve a series of murders in Split, Croatia. Homage to the Yugoslavian Black Wave."
By Travis Wilkerson
Encounters is a platform aiming to foster aesthetically and structurally daring works from independent, innovative filmmakers. Its goal is to support new perspectives in cinema and to give more room to diverse narrative and documentary forms in the official selection.
Conceived as a counterpoint and a complement to Competition, Encounters is a competitive section devoted to new cinematic visions. The films selected will challenge traditional forms and ask viewers to reconsider their positions in relation to them. Being a mirror of the different ways of production that have developed in the 21st century and reflecting this vibrant energy, Encounters will become a meeting point for filmmakers and producers, programmers and film critics, cinephiles and festival lovers.
Not distinguishing between genres, Encounters comprises usually around 15 works - world or international premieres of fiction or documentary films of at least 60 minutes in length.
Trailer for the feature film Through the Graves the Wind is Blowing
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