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Her Glass Flower House

Synopsis

A fever dream of illness and recovery combining stop motion animation and live action in a doll’s house. A woman arrives ahead of her family at a rented house, describing the ideal life they will build together. What happens does not reflect her homemaker vision. Instead, the house and its contents confront her body as external expressions of her struggle to survive.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
38 min 40 sec
Director
Katharine Fry
Editor
Katharine Fry
Screenwriter
Katharine Fry
Director of Photography
Katharine Fry
Production Designer
Katharine Fry
Sound
Katharine Fry

Genre

Experimental

Categories

Animation Artist Project and Video / Experimental

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Katharine Fry

Sales Company

Katharine Fry

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