Project Detail

Warp and Weft

a hand holding a cross stitch square with a rabbit

Synopsis

An animated documentary short about traditional textile crafts.
A love letter to the act of hand-making, traditional craft practices, and the people who love them. Stemming from the fear of these art forms slipping away in a society that no longer values the human labour behind them.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 min 46 sec
Format
Digital .mov
Director
Isolda Milenkovic
Producer
Isolda Milenkovic
Editor
Isolda Milenkovic
Composer
Johanna Burnheart

Production Status

Production Company

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