A world came to a standstill, streets were empty, stay indoors was the advice given... anxiety, fear, and a world in turmoil, how would love prevail in these times, how would couples see marriage and getting married... it's a global pandemic and saying "I do" becomes a challenge
Still the Documentary from Desmond and Vera Denton
In a world clouded by uncertainty and chaos, the documentary "Still" emerges as a testament to the enduring power of love. Crafted by Fine Art Wedding Film, this evocative piece takes us deep into the intimate worlds of couples who dared to dance in the eye of the storm—planning their weddings in the midst of a global pandemic.
While some may see a wedding as a lavish ceremony or a legal formality, "Still" redefines it as an ultimate act of defiance and hope.
Love Inspires Sacred Moments
The documentary is an enchanting tapestry, woven from the stories of several couples who chose to affirm their commitment when it felt like the earth was shaking beneath them. With a camera that captures not just images but the essence of sacred moments, the filmmakers make us privy to the resilience and ingenuity that love inspires.
Hearts Beating in Unison
What's striking is not just the remarkable adaptability these couples show, but the palpable magic that fills the air as they utter their vows, share a first dance, or simply gaze into each other’s eyes. It’s as if they've managed to carve out a sanctuary where not even a pandemic can reach. For a brief interlude, the world's cacophony fades away, leaving only the sounds of hearts beating in unison.
Love Against All Odds
"Still" is not just a film; it's a movement. It reminds us that even in places where hope seems extinguished, love finds a way to ignite it anew. Just as a photograph captures a moment, freezing it for posterity, "Still" captures the transformative power of love against all odds.
In its essence, "Still" tells us that love isn’t cancelled even if almost everything else is. It’s an inspiring narrative that feels like a much-needed balm for the collective soul, echoing with the timeless truth that love, indeed, conquers all.
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About Desmond and Vera Denton
Visionary Storytellers
Desmond and Vera Denton aren't just filmmakers; they are visionaries in storytelling, each possessing a unique set of skills that complement the other in harmonious synergy.
Desmond Denton, a seasoned filmmaker with over 13 years of experience, melds imagination with practicality to bring stories vividly to life. Holding a BA in Film Directing/Writing, honors in Communication Science, and further academic exploration in postgraduate psychology and Masters in writing, Desmond is nothing short of a Renaissance man in the world of film.
Award Winners
His directorial ventures span commercials to full-length features, including award-winning pieces like "Anderkant die stilte," which has garnered accolades at prestigious international festivals such as Monaco International and Cape Winelands International. His impactful second feature, "Lenteblom," addressing the troubling myth of the 'Virgin cure' related to AIDS, has reached a staggering audience of over 10,000 farms across South Africa.
Vera Denton, Desmond’s creative partner and wife, brings linguistic precision and psychological insight to the storytelling table. A proud alumna of the esteemed Moscow State Linguistic University, Vera holds a Master's degree in Linguistics and has further studies in psychology. She is an integral part of the creative process, deeply involved in every stage of their productions.
International Acclaim
Together, Desmond and Vera have amassed over 24 international awards and festival acknowledgments, an impressive testament to their collective genius.
But their life extends beyond the silver screen; it's also woven into the fabric of diverse cultures and far-flung geographies. From raising their children and renovating their tranquil home in the snowy forests of Frostburg to exploring historical landmarks, the Dentons are perpetual seekers.
Global Reach
The couple also shares a passion for global citizenship. Together, they've built homes in countries as varied as South Africa, Vietnam, and the USA. As they traverse continents, they aren't just building homes, but bridges—between cultures, languages, and stories.
