Project Detail

Letters to A.

Victoria Davis

Synopsis

Idiot or genius, Arthur, homeless outsider spends most of his days in the book shop. Ironically the "idiot" has a knowledge of the world of music and film far greater than any random customer in that shop. Everyone is running around the vanity fair of the huge shopping mall, while Arthur hides behind book stores reading and learning stories from the world.
The modern alien, whom everyone calls an idiot, lives in the outskirt of reality but it seems that the world around is incapable of embracing his wisdom. He wanders around the modern jungle city, trying to find his humanity which everyday is taken away from him. He is attacked or humiliated to what he responds with the most eloquent language learnt from books.
A portrait of a man who chooses to be free on the streets, and has no place where he belongs.

Details

Year: 2020
Type of project: Features
Running time: 60 min
Format: HD
Director: Victoria Davis
Producer: Gregory Davis, Malgorzata Koziol, Victoria Davis
Co-Producer: Sarah Born
Editor: Bigna Tomchin
Screenwriter: Victoria Davis
Director of Photography: Victoria Davis , Magda Kowalczyk
Sound: Franciszek Kozlowski
Composer: Manolo Alban Juarez, Krzysztof Knittel, Versos

Genre

Woman Director Disabilities

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Luna W. Limited

5 Bourlet Close
London W1W7BL

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