Feeder
Synopsis
We want it. We buy it. We eat it. We swallow it down whole. But what does our body see when we stick it in our mouth?
Filmed entirely from inside the mouth, Feeder tells a story, a simple story of excess over the course of a single day, without characters, locations or dialogue.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 4 mins
- Format
- Digital Capture
- Director
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Joseph Ernst
- Producer
- Neil Henry
- Editor
- Adam Marshall
- Screenwriter
- Dean Wei, Joseph Ernst
- Director of Photography
- Joseph Ernst
- Sound
- Ed Downham
- Composer
- Miguel Costa
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Gladis Haralski Ltd
103 Westbourne Park VillasLondon W2 5ED
UK
www.feeder-feeder.com
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