Project Detail

End of Restriction

A dark, high-contrast photograph of a house with a lit window at night

Synopsis

The teenage world via Apple Mac. From childhood loft dreams to the horse latitudes, village life through the eyes of a boy on a bicycle. Conservatism and decay. A black and white film in remembered colour.

Details

Year
1994
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 min 20 sec
Format
BetaSP
Director
Robert Bradbrook
Editor
Lol Gellor
Composer
Donald Cuthbertson
Principal cast
Andrew Selmes, Kim Fortin, Ken Wills, Mary Wills
Funding
Arts council of England/Channel Four Animate! award

Production Status

Production Company

Finetake Productions (animate!)

Contact: Finetake

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