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Dead Mothers Kitchen Floors

Genre

Experimental

Directed By

Arlea Ashcroft

Date: Aug 2008
Length: 00:03:30
Process: Colour
Shooting Format: Super 8mm
Sound Format: Music, Voice-Over

Synopsis

A woman deals with the death of her mother through self-annihilating tendencies. Shot in one take, on a single cartridge of super8 film, Dead Mothers Kitchen Floors was originally shot for the One Take Super 8 Event for WNDX, Winnipeg's Festival of Film and Video Art.

Tags

body, gore, mother, nudity, sex, surreal, violence

Credits

Director
Arlea Ashcroft
Producer
Arlea Ashcroft, Andrea von Wichert
Screenplay
Arlea Ashcroft, Andrea von Wichert
Cinematographer
Arlea Ashcroft
Sound Design
Andrea von Wichert, Arlea Ashcroft
Sound Editor
Mike Wright
Cast
Andrea von Wichert, Darren Wall

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