watch

Running time: 21‘
Production: GB 2015
 
A collaboration between spoken word poet Leah Thorn and filmmaker Ewan Golder, “watch” uses “Super 8 film”, poetry, storytelling and photography to slowly reveal the centrality of memory to identity and the impact of dementia on a father/daughter relationship. With a haunting original soundscape by Lemez Lovas and Moshik Kop, “watch” is a deeply personal and moving film exploring loss, vulnerability, survival and memorialisation.
 

 

Authors:

  • Ewan Golder
    Ewan is an independent film-maker, whose music videos, documentaries, short fiction and experimental films are bold, lyrical and sensitive. He has worked with a wide range of poets, writers, musicians, artists and organisations to create a portfolio that is visually stimulating, emotive and thought-provoking.
     
    Filmography:
    watch (2015)
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  • Leah Thorn
    Leah Thorn: 
    She is a spoken word poet, published through performance, film, anthologies and magazines in England and the United States. At the heart of her poetry is the autobiographical exploration of identity and issues of liberation.  
     
    Filmography:
    watch (2015)
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