OVER THE HORIZON

by Emily RICHARDSON
2012 / Video / color / sound / 1S / 20' 00

Over The Horizon takes its name from the failed radar system developed on Orford Ness, Suffolk during the Cold War. The building that housed it and its ariel field are now used to broadcast the BBC World Service to Europe. The film revisits the site where my film Cobra Mist (2008) was made and explores through photographs and sound the memory of a place, the remnants of history and evidence of stories true or rumoured.

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distribution format Digital file on USB stick (FHD)
notes version 5.1
screen 16/9 (single screen)
speed 25 fps
sound sound
rental fee 63,00 €

distribution format Digital file on USB stick (FHD)
screen 16/9 (single screen)
speed 25 fps
sound sound
rental fee 63,00 €