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SHOES

Made in 2008 by Mehrdad Seyf, Shoes is a short film inspired by the city of Cambridge and also by how a city landscape can be altered by a man and a woman walking through identical locations.

The film is informed by the situationist notion of unplanned walks in a city to experience and discover its architecture. It also plays with the notion of ambiguity in gender representation through hundreds of pairs of shoes, city landscapes and walking.

Notable landscapes in the film are: the Mill Road Cemetry, Parkers Piece and Cambridge Junction.

Technical
Duration: 00:02:00
Country of Production: UK
Production Format: DV tape
Viewing: Copy DVD/VHS Pal
Screening/Exhibition: Format DVD Mpeg 4
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Picture: Colour

Screenings & Broadcasts: BBC Look East 17/07/08

Director: Mehrdad Seyf
Executive Producer BBC East: Anita Ramdharry
Director of Photography: Andy Parsons
Assistant Cameraman: John Fensom
Editor BBC East: John Halford
Graphics BBC East: Ewan Macdonald
Music: Squint/Opera/Music

Cast:
Woman: Yasmin Bodalbhai
Man: Ali Amadi
Passengers on the train platform: Claire Hicks, Helen Heywood, Huttson Lo, Anita Ramdharry, Peter Meades

Our thanks to: H.A.T.S, The Salvation army charity shop – Sally Ann’s, Friends of the Mill Road Cemetery and Anthony French: Green Space Officer Cambridge City Council.

Funded by Arts Council England, Escalator Shorts and BBC East.

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