Project Detail

Immaterial Terrain

Synopsis

Immaterial Terrain is made along a stretch of the UK coast around Sizewell nuclear power station. Camera in hand, Richardson walked this coastline. These walks – pilgrimages and acts of protest – structure a film that documents a singular and fragile landscape at an uncertain moment.
Official selection Slow Film Festival, London - World premiere

Details

Year
2003
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 min 33 sec
Format
4K Video
Director
Emily Richardson
Producer
Emily Richardson
Editor
Emily Richardson
Director of Photography
Emily Richardson
Sound
Chris Watson
Composer
LOOM

Production Status

Production Company

Emily Richardson

Studio 8/1
44 Copperfield Rd
London
E3 4RR

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