Abstract
Trailer for the 17-minute experimental dance film, 'Heaven is a Place', made with members of the LGBT community, whose personal narratives of longing and loss are told through a series of poetic encounters in the liminal, waterfront spaces of the city's border with the sea: the decommissioned military installations of Devil's Point, the crumbling recreational structures of Plymouth Hoe, including the iconic Lion's Den - which was once the (in)famous nude men's bathing area - and the brutal beauty of the 1950s-built Bretonside bus station - demolished since the film was shot to make way for yet another 'leisure' development.
[Single channel HD film with stereo sound, 2 min 24 sec]
[Single channel HD film with stereo sound, 2 min 24 sec]
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Place of Publication | Plymouth |
| Publisher | Sundog Media |
| Publication status | Published - 29 Jun 2014 |
Keywords
- collaboration
- Jean Genet
- LGBT
- place
- Plymouth
- practice research
- Pride in Plymouth
- screendance
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Heaven is a Place
Parker, K., Mock, R., Way, R., Moore, S. (Other), Mckeown, S. (Other), Frampton, R. (Other) & Roberts, P. (Other), 29 Jun 2014Research output: Practice research and digital outputs › Artwork
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