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Elwood's Ark

Synopsis

A young boy releases a cloud into a church and it builds to a storm. Elwood’s Ark is a poem that challenges notions of religion and redemption. It traces the journey of the water we drink, back 13.8 billion years through time and space to the beginning of the Universe.

Spoken in the words of a child, the film warns of a coming apocalypse. It is an apocalypse of our own making - an apocalypse in which divine intervention will not play a part, and only we ourselves may prevent.

Details

Year
2015
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 21 secs
Format
HD
Director
Dan Evans, Merass Sadek
Producer
Bill MacKenzie
Editor
Dan Evans, Tobias J Brebner
Screenwriter
Dan Evans
Director of Photography
Tobias J Brebner
Composer
Jon Hopkins
Principal cast
Elwood Evans

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Production Status

Production Company

We Are TIlt Ltd

41 New England Street
Brighton
BN1 4GQ
UK

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