Video Watch: Honey to the Moon by Rob Woodcox
by Anna Barr
“A wandering soul is caught in a moment of reflection when he’s surprised with a sweet surprise, an object of desire. Thrust from his lonely corner into a riveting series of surreal encounters, Moon falls into a journey of love. “
Violeta Films presents “Honey to the Moon” a queer experimental short film by Rob Woodcox full of surrealistic visuals capturing the most extraordinary landscapes of Huasteca Potosina, Mexico. However, the film is more than a visual feast. At its core, this film explores queer identity and expression, that aims to do so in a way that is both thought-provoking and visually appealing. With characters in the midst of such stunning surroundings, the filmmakers create a universe that seems both familiar and strange.
“This film was conceptualized right after I went through a breakup and was experiencing some very deep alone time. It was Christmas of 2021, still covid vibes, and I was alone in Mexico City. I wrote about my experiences of love and started visualizing all these surreal scenes as I documented each stage of love, like chapters of a book.” – explained Rob.
Rob Woodcox is a filmmaker and photographer who currently divides time in both Mexico and the United States. Rob aims to capture parts of a vivid existence woven together by the threads of reality, memory, and dream in each piece of art he creates. Each notion is a confession of his experience, and it aims to tell a meaningful tale to each person who views it. Honey to the Moon is currently making the film festival circuit. His next project, which is in pre-production, will focus on front-line organizations battling climate change.
Cast and Credits:
SUN EDUARDO CIFUENTES
MOON AKEEM BIGGS
DANCERS VALERIA OLAVARRIETA, ERANDI MONDRAGÓN, SARAÍ NAVARRETE, NICOLÁS ITURBIDE, ESTEFANÍA SILVA, CÉSAR OSWALDO, ALBERTO DURERO, ESTEFANÍA RÍOS, GAMMA PERALTA, VIMDICTUS DAKOTA, CATALINA NAVARRETE
DIRECTOR ROB WOODCOX
PRODUCERS ANA CARDONA, CONSTANZA PEREZ, IRLANDA TAPIA
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER AOI
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY ANGELLO FACCINI
PRODUCTION DESIGNER AILEEN RUELAS
EDITED BY SEBASTIÁN SEDAS
MUSIC BY FEDERICO GONZÁLES
CO DIRECTOR EDUARDO CIFUENTES
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