Witness the rise and fall of The Warehouse, a rave venue from Plymouth and times gone by now reduced to a derelict shell. We explore its history, its people and the future. An amateur filmmaker-explorer finds the building in an empty derelict state, long after the prosperous life and energy it endured through the 90s. Through a combination of archives and stories of people who lived there, the film explores through the medium of analogue what once was and how even a now silent derelict shell can become the centre of the universe.
Daniel Howard-Baker
Director
Andy Howard
Self (Voice)
Claire Calverley
Self (Voice)
Gordon Markus
Self (Voice)
Samantha Bare
Self (Voice)
Phatmedia Dave
Self (Voice)
Mandy Hobbs
Self (Voice)
Francois Parker
Self (Voice)
Ronald Rosevear
Self (Voice)
Grant Spencer
Self (Voice)
Mark Williams
Self (Voice)
Nicola Glassbrook
Self (Voice)
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