Circle.

A ten minute "alternative documentary" by CutChase Productions.
'Circle' evokes a dialogue between the opinions of various Londoners on the central themes of tolerance, segregation and the concealed mechanisms of neo-colonialism. Produced as part of a one year masters in visual anthropology at Goldsmiths University.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Circle
• Visual Anthropology
• ethnography
• artistic
• London
• tolerance
• segregation
• neocolonialism
• Underground
• CutChase

[luckylook83]

A quite good production. The only thing I miss is the people's faces you interviewed.

[aussiecobba]

after watching so much nonsense through this portal, it is refreshing to find something meaningful AND well produced. excellent range of shots, commentry and research. its a pity a handful of people have been exposed to your creation.

[appleeyed]

Love the use of mirrors and train, it gets almost anxious by the end while still remaining beautiful, a feat. Would love to see it longer, more information, but as it is it's so symmetrically organized it would have to be tightly packed and well thought out to get more in. Lord Curzon's got a nice rumbly voice for a dead guy.

[rpickett03]

Tight shot at 3:19... like the use of the subway as transition... cool shot, 7:47... amen to the illusion

Would like to see this as a piece of a larger documentary that might investigate more of the interactions or non interactions of Londoners. Also, one of the first VO's spoke of councils continuing the dividing lines... Would love to see more on that juxtaposed with how people do/or don't do division themselves.