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Feature film - 94 min - 2013

A film by: Quentin Clausin
Screenplay: Quentin Clausin
Produced by: Eun Hui Weiss , Quentin Clausin , Godigital
Production: Critical productions , migrants
Distribution: Amazon Prime USA
Photography: Nicolas Henry

comfortably lost

Gus, a young New York photographer experiencing an existential crisis, visits an old friend who has been living in Cambodia for several years. While wandering the roads of this fascinating and mysterious country, Gus will find the photographic subject that will transform him forever.

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With a budget of $200k, Comfortably Lost is Quentin Clausin's first feature film.
It is still available on Amazon Prime USA.

The film was distributed by GoDigital in the USA on the platforms

SONY, AMAZON PRIME and I-TUNES

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Quentin Clausin's films share a single thread: the invisible line between comfort and freedom, security and alienation. It is the ground on which all his stories are built. It is also what draws him — as a filmmaker who lives and works nomadically — to other cultures: not out of exoticism, but because each culture draws that line differently. And in that difference, something essential about the human condition becomes visible.    

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