Women Are Just Convenient Puzzle Pieces in “Animals”
A deer caught in the headlights is the perfect metaphor for Animals.
Take Me Home
`A comic and unsettling surrealist film. A man rushes and gyrates through
spaces with measured movements, through levels of film emulsion and through
suggested thoughts and memories that rattle in and around him.' An exploration
into the behaviour of a vulnerable character, propelled by an array of
computer techniques. - BFI
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`A comic and unsettling surrealist film. A man rushes and gyrates through spaces with measured movements, through levels of film emulsion and through suggested thoughts and memories that rattle in and around him.' An exploration into the behaviour of a vulnerable character, propelled by an array of computer techniques. - BFI
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