Project Detail

Green Head

Synopsis

The action in the film revolves around a large pagan-like head covered in grass set within the post-industrial cityscape. The monologue '50 ways to murder magic’ ( Artaud 1947) running in the background, is audible intermittently.In parallel to the dialogue the narrative is fragmented, interspersed by sequences of animated drawings.

Details

Year
2015
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
6 mins 20 secs
Format
dvd pal
Director
Fiona Robertson
Voice over
Aidan Turner

Production Status

Production Company

Fiona Robertson

E: fi-robertson@live.co.uk

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