"The Death of the Postcard" is an experimental travel documentary about the life of travellers that's been filmed and produced entirely by the travellers themselves. On the road they act out each other's e-mails, send in photos, videos, or links and record original music all to make a travel film that's like no other, real e-mails about the up's and down's of life on the road. Spontaneous and on-going The Death of the Postcard is like nothing you've ever seen; a shared view of contemporary correspondence and an observation of the modern day digital traveller of today.
Experience the highs and lows of travel, the bustle of the carnival, the silence of the salt flats, trek high into the Himalayas to the source of the Ganges, or walk the ghats in the ancient city of Varanasi in this beautiful and poetic film, described simply as "the life of a traveller".
We're now have our own group on Facebook, a blog on Posterous and just to be super geeky cyber-hippies we're on Twitter.
Reviews
"YesterdayI watched your movie, I was totally blown away by it! I'm not just saying that , I honestly feel like its the most honest, accurate thing I have ever watched about the daily lives of world travellers"
"Namaste! I loved the DVD, I watched it with my parents the day after I got back and I had tears in my eyes as I missed India so much."
"The Death of the Postcard is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. Great Job. I'm going to watch it again, but well done."
