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Sins of the Father

Genre

Experimental, Narrative-Fiction

Directed By

Deco Dawson

Date: Oct 2011
Length: 00:04:20
Process: B&W
Country: Canada
Language: English
Shooting Format: 16 mm
Sound Format: Dialogue, Music, Voice-Over

Synopsis

Paying homage to the 1955 masterpiece Night of the Hunter, Deco Dawson has created a collage film using childlike miniatures, in-camera effects, 16mm footage of abandoned houses and a meticulous sound design that captures the eerie doom of the original.

Tags

1955, homage, miniature, Night of the Hunter

Credits

Director
Deco Dawson
Producer
Deco Dawson
Writer
Deco Dawson
Editor
Deco Dawson
Cinematographer
Deco Dawson
Sound
Deco Dawson
Production Design
Deco Dawson
Special Effects
Deco Dawson

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