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Grass (2018)

Directed by Wojciech Lorenc

9 min20 frames

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Stills, screencaps & shots from Grass

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Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A man sits at a wooden table on a sidewalk outside a storefront glass window. He is occupied with a cigarette…Grass (2018) movie still: wide — A nighttime urban street scene features a lit lamppost and a sign with Korean text. The environment includes parked…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A woman sits at a table against a textured grey wall. She gazes downward beside a backpack and a small coffee cup.Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A man and a woman sit at a circular wooden table in a cafe. The window glass features white decal silhouettes and…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A man and a woman sit outside a shop with white graphic decals on glass. The man faces the woman at a small round…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A dark, textured interior setting with a wall mural visible on the right side. A young woman sits at a table and…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A plain white wall is punctuated by the projected shadow of a person. The edge of a wooden table sits in the…Grass (2018) movie still: fullbody — A narrow paved urban road is lined with parked cars and storefronts on one side. A young man and woman walk…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A man and a woman sit opposite each other at a small wooden cafe table. On the textured gray wall behind them…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A dark indoor space with blurred furniture in the background. A man holds a lit cigarette while looking off-camera.Grass (2018) movie still: medium — Two individuals sit in a brightly lit, minimalist space with featureless white walls. A man with his back to the…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A woman stands on a sidewalk at night in front of a glass storefront. She holds a lit cigarette to her lips with…Grass (2018) movie still: fullbody — A stone-walled exterior of a Korean building features a wooden gate and potted plants. A woman photographs a…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A dark, empty cafe interior features wooden tables and a single metal chair. A large leafy plant occupies the…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — A man and a woman sit facing each other at a table in a dimly-lit cafe. A coffee cup, a glass with a straw, and a…Grass (2018) movie still: medium — Four adults are seated at a wooden table in a dimly lit restaurant space. They are talking to each other while…
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What is Grass about?

The film documents the devastating flooding at a Golden Retriever Acres Senior Sanctuary (G.R.A.S.S.) in Spring. TX.

Who made Grass?

What does the cinematography of Grass look like?

Across 20 sampled frames, Grass builds its coverage from medium shots, with full-body frames carrying much of the rest. The lighting keeps most of it in soft, naturalistic light. Focus stays shallow in most of the frames, isolating subjects from their surroundings.

What is the color palette of Grass?

The dominant colors across the sampled frames of Grass (2018) are #030303, #f9f9f9, #474747, #737373, #8c8c8c, #b0b0b0 — measured from the per-frame color data FrameThrower extracts for every film.

  • #030303
  • #f9f9f9
  • #474747
  • #737373
  • #8c8c8c
  • #b0b0b0

See the full Grass colour palette — every hex with its share, plus warmth, saturation and luminance.

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