Film Number |
3889 |
Title |
LISTEN TO ME WHEN I'M TALKING TO YOU |
Producer |
Sir John Deane's College Film Unit |
Date |
*1969-70 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
colour |
Sound |
silent |
Running Time |
26 mins 10 secs |
Description |
A surreal drama made by students from Sir John Deane's College. A girl walks down a path in Tatton Park, and encounters various cultish activities. A man whips a woman (who transforms into a sheep) and people mime having sex with a tree and a cello, before the girl encounters a black mass which is to climax with the sacrifice of a child. The young woman rescues the child, and the cultists join her on the beach. Other scenes include schoolchildren killing a cat and a recreation of a World War II field hospital. |
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