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Dark Room is complete
The follow-up short film by award-winning director Rob Brown has finished
shooting and is now in Post-Production.
1985 Belfast. After hearing an
argument in the distance, the photographer discovers a heated dispute between
two men escalating into sectarian violence. Should she try to step in and
intervene or stand back and take the picture for the world to see?
Shot on super 16mm, the film is part funded by DfES Media Box and explores the
boundaries between intervention and fate in a way that is visual and emotional,
drawing parallels and influence from still photographic images which communicate
stories everyday without dialogue. Dark Room subverts the conventional
narrative traditions of conveying character and emotion though dialogue
rather than visual storytelling. The film does not have a judgmental message
for the audience. Instead the story is told with only one line of dialogue.
In this way, the film challenges and empowers the audience allowing them
to determine their own opinion on the war photographer's dilemma and her
actions.
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