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Now, at Last!
2018, 16 mm, black and white and colour, sound, 40 mins
Trees Down Here
2018, 16 mm, black and white and colour, sound, 14 mins, original version, French subtitles

In Now, at Last! a sloth climbs a branch at its own pace, even taking a little nap, its claws firmly dug into the bark. Time is suspended while every movement takes on the magnitude of a drama unfolding before the viewer’s eyes. The film uses a three-colour separation process to adopt the sloth’s slow temporality and vision. In Trees Down Here, trees are the silent narrators of the history of Churchill College, Cambridge, creating a dreamlike environment where any distinction between human life, architecture, and nature is abolished.