Project Detail

Tulips at Dawn

Synopsis

Diagrams of chemistry apparatus and educational film footage react and combine in this quirky interpretation of a poem by Nobel Laureate chemist Roald Hoffmann. The film is an experiment to illustrate how technology changes the way we represent the world with results that prove ironic and inconclusive.

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 24 secs
Format
Beta SP
Director
Rosie Pedlow
Producer
Rosie Pedlow
Editor
Joe King
Screenwriter
from a poem by Roald Hoffmann
Sound
Joe King
Principal cast
Peter Blegvad

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

FOLK///projects

Sales Company

Lux Distribution

3rd Floor
Shacklewell Studios
18 Shacklewell Lane
London
E8 2EZ UK

T + 44 (0)20 7503 3980

Contact: Ben Cook, Mike Sperlinger

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