3 mins.
Elegy is a film about and in memory of a cat. It depicts her nocturnal space as imagined by us. It occurs partly in our ‘garden’, a dank and decaying back yard full of weeds and wildlife, a place that belonged more to her than to us. Various creatures join in the process of mourning, on and off screen.
Forthcoming Screenings: 17th March 2021, 18.00 (online in France only!) in the programme:
Selected Screenings:
Elegy has toured the UK widely as part of Arts Council funded programme entitled Garden Pieces curated by Peter Todd and screened at the following: Lux, Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Showroom Sheffield, Arnolfini Bristol, Bridport Arts Centre, Barn Theatre Dartington, Cambridge Film Festival, Plymouth Arts Centre, Lumiere Cinema Edinburgh, Hell Grün Düsseldorf , Borderlines Film Festival, BFI Southbank,
Also shown at International Film Festival Rotterdam, Whitechapel Gallery (as part of Screening Nature) Plastik Festival of Artists’ Moving Image, Light Movement Berlin, Festival Passage (Lion-sur-Mer), Carte blanche au Collectif Jeune Cinéma en ligne aux Journées Cinématographiques de Saint-Denis.
Distribution:
View here at IFFR Unleashed
Anthea Kennedy and Ian Wiblin 