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| by Andrew MacGregor | |
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'Oyster' was a labour of love for Kelsey Larkin in more ways than one. This two-minute short film is dedicated to her infant son, Jack, who may grow to be, say, an astronaut, a firefighter, a surgeon, a businessman, or… well, the possibilities are endless as far as the Canadian director's concerned. You might say Jack is a maybe baby. The film itself cuts between Jack in the womb, as a blip on a screen, and the Jacks yet to come. Larkin's visuals are clever and complementary throughout, like when an umbilical cord becomes an umbilical cable and vice versa. It may take a few years for her son to appreciate what mum has done, but it should be worth the wait.
Product Category: Short Films
Territory: UK
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Short Films - 'Oyster'
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'Oyster' was a labour of love for Kelsey Larkin in more ways than one. This two-minute short film is dedicated to her infant son, Jack, who may grow to be, say, an astronaut, a firefighter, a surgeon, a businessman, or… well, the possibilities are endless as far as the Canadian director's concerned. You might say Jack is a maybe baby. The film itself cuts between Jack in the womb, as a blip on a screen, and the Jacks yet to come. Larkin's visuals are clever and complementary throughout, like when an umbilical cord becomes an umbilical cable and vice versa. It may take a few years for her son to appreciate what mum has done, but it should be worth the wait.
Product Category: Short Films
Territory: UK
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Jack of all trades. |
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'Oyster' was a labour of love for Kelsey Larkin in more ways than one. This two-minute short film is dedicated to her infant son, Jack, who may grow to be, say, an astronaut, a firefighter, a surgeon, a businessman, or… well, the possibilities are endless as far as the Canadian director's concerned. You might say Jack is a maybe baby. The film itself cuts between Jack in the womb, as a blip on a screen, and the Jacks yet to come. Larkin's visuals are clever and complementary throughout, like when an umbilical cord becomes an umbilical cable and vice versa. It may take a few years for her son to appreciate what mum has done, but it should be worth the wait.
Product Category: Short Films
Territory: UK
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