Frankenstein: A Story of Creation

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This collection of films is the result of a creative collaboration between the National Theatre and the Royal College of Art. Students on the MA Visual Communications course at the Royal College of Art were given a variety of stimuli by the National Theatre, including attending a performance of Danny Boyle's Frankenstein, and challenged to respond by creating their own piece of film.

  1. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    It's Alive

    The film gives tactility to the point of view of the monster. It sees the world for the first time. He wants a She. She wants a He. A film by Maya Stocks.

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    I'm Walking to You

    The internet and the IT matrix make one dimension of communication effortless, but the issues of personal privacy and the stalker… master/slave relationships. What’s behind you? What’s in front? A film by Lucy Hye Won Lee.

  3. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    Trauma

    It would be traumatic to come home from the supermarket, and find your fresh fruit has burst into life. The science fiction of crazy thoughts. A film by Samara Scott.

  4. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    Cut to the Quick

    The other side of this life – what is it? A gentle guide, a glide, to cut out and keep. A film by Somang Lee.

  5. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    Forge

    The monster as a distortion seen through glass, where new shapes struggle for definition. The future comes from forging a less obvious binary relation between the familiar and the frightening. A film by Akhila Krishnan.

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    Guarding Eden

    The film presents a sequence of simple distortions that bend Eden to Yorick and back to Black Sabbath. The experiment lingers. A film by Youness Benali.

  7. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    Here She Comes Now

    The bride stripped bare. She shaves her legs before dancing off into the moonlight, with a childhood memory and a backwards glance… To the safety of the bedroom. A film by Sophie Taylor.

  8. 17/05/2011 ·  Vidéo

    I Beheld the Bare Trees and the Black Earth

    The landscape, seen through the eyes of the monster. A film by Laura Scott.

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This collection of films is the result of a creative collaboration between the National Theatre and the Royal College of Art. Students on the MA Visual Communications course at the Royal College of Art were given a variety of stimuli by the National Theatre, including attending a performance of Danny Boyle's Frankenstein, and challenged to respond by creating their own piece of film.

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