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The Whalebone Box

1 hr. 24 min. | Documentary, Experimental | Pegi 13

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„The Whalebone Box“ is a film about a box made of whale bone. Entangled in a fisherman’s net and washed up on a remote beach in the Outer Hebrides. Once touched the box can change lives. The box was given to Iain Sinclair almost thirty years ago by Steve Dilworth, a sculptor based on the Island of Harris. In 2018 the box was taken on an 800 mile reverse pilgrimage from London back to the Isle of Harris, in the company of the film-maker Andrew Kötting, the photographer Anonymous Bosch. The films is a documentation of this trip, the physical and the metaphysical one.

Andrew Kötting

Andrew Kötting

Andrew Kötting graduated from the Ravensbourne College of Art & Design and has made several 8mm and 16mm films for e.g. the BBC and Channel Four. „Gallivant“ (1996) was his first feature film. The film went on in 2011 to be voted number 49 as Best British Film of All Time by the UK publication Time Out. Kötting also teaches at the University for the Creative Arts as professor of Time Based Media.
Languages
English
Subtitles
Lithuanian
Original title
The Whalebone Box
Produced
2019: United Kingdom

Film information

Director
Andrew Kötting
Producers
Andrew Kötting
Screenplay
Andrew Kötting
Cinematography
Anonymous Bosch
More information
www.imdb.com

Screenings

Sunday, 8 November

17:15

Pasaka Senamiesčio · Didžioji

Past screening

Tuesday, 10 November

17:00

Paupio Pasaka · Paupio salė

Past screening

Friday, 13 November

19:00

Skalvija · Hall 1

Past screening

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