A film on the camera's ability of coming into contact and reacting at the subjects, capturing the moment's intensity, the passing of time, stopping the colour filling and the nuances' of the landscape where the film is set. Echo is a work about relations between people rather than individuals. People who have lost their liaison with nature, who clearly appear to be uncomfortable, and who, like children, communicate with one another through playing and dancing. Even the colours reflecting the players' feelings and desires are part of this film, a work in which each element becomes the echo of something else.
