Waiting For Corvus
Synopsis
This puppet show, drawing from Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, satirizes the Covid-19 era. Connected to the outside by a window that doubles as a screen, what begins as a waiting game soon unravels into paranoiac exchanges, conspiratorial musings, and bouts of reflection that lead to self–loathing in one hand and self–care in the other. As the objects that once held meaning to them disappear while they wait, a new reality grows around them, if only they had eyes to see it.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 96 min
- Format
- 4K
- Director
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Constantine Markides, Caroline Markides 1st Feature
- Producer
- Constantine Markides, Caroline Markides
- Executive Producer
- Constantine Markides, Caroline Markides
- Editor
- Constantine Markides, Caroline Markides
- Screenwriter
- Constantine Markides
- Director of Photography
- Constantine Markides
- Production Designer
- Caroline Markides
- Sound
- Constantine Markides
- Composer
- Constantine Markides
- Principal cast
- Constantine Markides, Caroline Markides
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
carolineannegood@gmail.com
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