”Nowhere, a beautiful cinematic essay, an unforgettable contemplative journey. During this trip that can be compared to a daydream, the images make up a whole range of emotions and memories that will enrich the experience of each at every viewing. Our opinion: 9/10.” Daily Movies
”A bewitching visual poem on a powerful and delicate music.” Edelweiss
”Quickly, the word osmosis becomes too weak to describe the mixture of image and sound. We talk about symbiosis or even oxymoron. Nowhere is conceived as a series of resolved paradoxes. La reflection does sulk nothing to the instinctive, the unforeseen does not prevent the predictable. Dream is combined with action.” Go Out
”Beautifully worn by the music of Goodbye Ivan, Nowhere has an irresistible power of attraction, this film is mesmerizing and hypnotic. After Super 8 in 2008, Pascal Greco confirmed, with the second self-produced project presented as the second part of a triptych, that he has a real perspective as a filmmaker.” L’Hebdo
Pascal Greco's film Nowhere, the second in a trilogy, invites us to daydream, to travel and to do a little soul-searching. Having successfully created a fantasy world, we find ourselves projected into a dreamy time-space. Functioning as both a work of art and a documentary, "Nowhere" is a delicate story without words, best navigated by music. The sound universe composed by Goodbye Ivan serves to amplify reoccurring images of nostalgia, anonymity and inherent loneliness. With each movement of the camera, notes and rhythms emerge to sublimate these perfectly contrasted images.
