Project Detail

Hunting for Hockney

Synopsis

To escape from the realities of bereavement, two friends travel across Yorkshire to look for David Hockney. Grief toys with their senses and heightens their need for adventure. The style references the work of Hockney.

Details

Year
2013
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 13 secs
Format
Digital
Director
Alice Dunseath
Producer
Alice Dunseath
Editor
Alice Dunseath
Screenwriter
Alice Dunseath
Director of Photography
Alice Dunseath
Sound
Alice Dunseath, Mike Wyeld
Composer
Tom Rosenthal
Principal cast
Lucy Sanderson

Production Status

Production Company

Alice Dunseath

E: alicedunseath@gmail.com

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