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    filth

    • 2004
    • 00h 04m 07s
    • Wrik Mead
    • Rent $100
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    Synopsis

    The housecall in “Filth” doesn’t go quite as planned when a simple cleaning job becomes a nightmare. A pixilated tale which combines both the action in the film and the action on the film.

    Categories

    • Animation,
    • Experimental,
    • LGBTQ2S+

    Shooting Format

    • 16 mm

    Languages

    • English

    Additional Details

    • Black & White,
    • Sound,
    • Stereo

    Available Subtitle

    • None

    Region

    • Central Canada

    Screening Formats

    • AppleProRes,
    • Beta SP,
    • Digibeta,
    • H.264

    Credits

    • Director: Wrik Mead

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    • CFMDC Logo

    More By Wrik Mead

    Winter’s End

    • 2010
    • Wrik Mead

    A wintery sun sets on a scene of loss and mourning. The grieving protagonist plummets capriciously from one state of sadness and confusion to another. Battered by forces malevolent and absurd, mirroring his unpredictable emotional states, he repeatedly falls into an avalanche of ice. Down into a barrage of helping hands, down into a winter forest, down into rooms full of memories, and finally down into the place where he must accept the truth.

    Winter’s End

    Milkman & Milk Bath

    • 2010
    • Wrik Mead

    In “Milkman,” a seated male figure sits staring endlessly ahead, his gaze locked on the viewer. Milk is streaming from his nipple and into a glass that he holds in his left hand. The continuous flow of milk never seems to fill the glass. The sound of the flowing milk creates a human fountain out of this portrait.

    Milkman & Milk Bath

    Hand Job

    • 2001
    • Wrik Mead

    A lonely figure walks to a private screening room. What he is getting excited about is not what it may appear.

    Hand Job

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