Project Detail

Sibyl's Garden

Synopsis

Being used as the local rubbish tip isn't healthy for Sibyl or her garden. A bitter old recluse, she stares out the window at the desolate remains of a beautiful garden, now resigned to constant abuse,





Sibyl endlessly waits the transition from human to spiritual form. A darkly funny film.

Details

Year
1999
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
16mm
Director
Rozi Fuller
Producer
Barry Callaghan
Executive Producer
Barry Callaghan
Director of Photography
Lorna Hutcheon
Film Stock
Kodak Screen Writer: Rozi Fuller Director of Photography: Lorna Hutcheon

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Production Status

Production Company

NSFTV C/o Cherry Productions, S.I.F., 5 Brown Street, Sheffield S1 2BS Tel: 0114 272 0304 Fax: 0114 279 5225

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