Samuel Beckett's Catastrophe - Film by Ryan Slattery

Film adaptation of Samuel Beckett's "Catastrophe" -- Directed by Ryan Slattery for DR130 at Harvard College. Catastrophe explores the struggle for power and the tyranny of the majority over the minority.

Directed by Ryan Slattery; Written by Samuel Beckett; Sharon Leckie as "The Director"; Jules Findlay as "The Assistant"; Catherine Findlay as "The Protagonist"; Music by Kevin MacLeod; Special Thanks to Jesse Gonzales; Filmed at the Loeb Drama Center, Harvard University.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Samuel
• Beckett
• Catastrophe
• Film
• Harvard
• College
• American
• Repertory
• Theatre
• Power
• Vaclav
• Havel
• Director
• Assistant
• Protagonist
• Fiction
• Movie
• Majority
• Tyranny
• Minority

[DemonintheDarkSun]

HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO WRITE AN ESSAY ON THIS

[BadAlbert]

@DemonintheDarkSun Fluff and padding, when in doubt give them what they want to hear, weave in some academic quotes and Bob's yer Professor.

[network0120]

That was awful. There was no plot, not only that, but the lighting and camera was just terrible. but it was a nice try just look at those problems and you could attempted to refilm it.

[corylead10]

I'm sorry but the silly gender swap makes this interpretation horrendous, not bad editing though.

[cApEgUrLzRoX]

@DemonintheDarkSun lol (sry)

[missburntsienna]

@DemonintheDarkSun Love this. Have an exam on it Tuesday! You express my thoughts exquisitely.

[yaseuk]

I don't like this play very much, im studying it at university, but i really enjoyed watching this. very good job

[HaMacKnight]

Wasn't the best presentation I have seen but respectable and well done for what you had to work with. The acting seemed a little un-natural. To much like they were acting. But enjoyed.

[dnanything]

what were they trying to do with the standing fugure, what were they doing