Produced, edited and directed by Hatty Bell.

2016.

00h20m09s.

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MA Visual Anthropology thesis film, Goldsmiths College University

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on-sea is a portrait film about the small community that live on the Bush Estate at Eccles-on-sea, Norfolk. It is a film about landscape, and how people interact with it through day-to-day minutiae as well as being a celebration of Englishness. The film’s pace adjusts to the tempo of the community.

 

Having visited a caravan at Eccles-on-Sea for most of her life, the filmmaker set out to satisfy a curiosity about what inspires the lives of those that live on the Bush Estate and the changes in their lives that took them there in the first place.  

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SCREENINGS

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2017

March

• Nominated for the Wiley-Blackwell Student Film Prize

       15th RAI Film Festival - Anthropology/Ethnography/Archaeology 

       Watershed, Bristol (UK), from 29 March to 1 April 2017

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2016 

October

• 6.30PM, The Music Room - Anteros Arts Foundation, Norwich 

September

• An|Other Representation Final Film Screening - Goldsmiths University, London

• An|Other Representation Screening - Royal Anthropological Institute, London 

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