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How To Save A Fish From Drowning

DIR: Kelly Neal
2007 / United Kingdom / 12 min

How to Save a Fish from Drowning is a quirky film about the death of white rural America told through the voices of three old men fishing on a frozen lake. In a landscape cloaked in snow and hovering in a bright nothingness, they escape their wives, chew the fat about another neighbour having had to sell his farm, and they wait....

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About

Director Kelly Neal
Screenplay Kelly Neal
Dir. of Photography Minttu Mantynen
Editing Patricia Gomes
Music Marcelo de Oliveira
Sound Marcelo de Oliveira
Duration 12 min
Year 2007
Country United Kingdom
Colour
Tags America, landscape, poetic, rural society
Production Scottish Documentary Institute
Scottish Documentary Institute
Address:  eca 74 Lauriston Place
City:  EH3 9DF Edinburgh
Country:  United Kingdom
Web:  www.docscene.org/
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Phone:  +44 0131 221 6204

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