Porcelain Unicorn

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After researching different short films, I thought I would share this one with you. It has a very touching simple narrative, features fantastic mise-en-scene, creative camera work and brilliant editing. It has extremely simple dialogue, only using six lines of dialogue as it was created for the electronics company Phillips as part of their Parallel Lines project (eight different films with the same six lines of dialogue). It was the Grand Prize Winner. 

      

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  1. Caroline Birks14 June 2018 at 11:01

    It's a very short film but looks really effective (I haven't watched it all, I haven't got my headphones with me!) A good choice!

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