“Friends for Life” is a compelling short film directed by Jona Schloßer. The narrative centers on the tragic consequences of lacking first aid knowledge, highlighting how such skills could have saved a life. The film underscores the importance of first aid training, especially considering that, for many, the only exposure to such education is during driver’s license courses—a preparation that is often insufficient.
Friends for Life
The Story
The Music
The music for “Friends for Life” weaves together the themes of friendship, loss, and the bittersweet beauty of shared memories. Composed with a delicate balance of warmth and melancholy, the score supports the emotional arc of the story without overpowering the poignant voice-over that reflects on time and lasting bonds.
Gentle piano melodies intertwine with subtle orchestral layers, creating a soundscape that feels both intimate and profound. The music serves as a quiet backdrop, allowing the voice-over to guide the narrative while enhancing the film’s reflective mood. The score’s calm, flowing character mirrors the ebb and flow of friendships, reminding us of their enduring impact, even in the face of tragedy.
Credits
Director: Jona Schloßer
Producer: Yannic Kreß, Lea Staron
Director of Photography: Chris Hirschhäuser
Music: Peter Albrecht
Sound Design: Timo Klabunde
Editing: Imanuel Thiele
Grading: Peter Hacker (Fatrat)
Voiceover Recording: Marco Dahl – Berg & Dahl Audio
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