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Rejoining Jane

An experimental dance film about adventure.
4/5

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‘Rejoining Jane’ is an experimental dance film by Brighton-based dance artists Tick Tock Bridget. The film tells the adventurous tale of Jane, expressed through dance and music, who is in search for her long-lost brother. The short stars Rosa Firbank, Jessica Miller and Harriet Morris and explores themes of family, hope, adventure and love. A joyous watch from start-to-finish.

The 17-minute film opens with Jane engrossed in a tale at her country house. Through narration, by Harriet Morris, we learn of her brother Leo’s mysterious absence and her desire to find him. A duo of dancers convey the narrative of adventure outside the home and along the breath-taking beaches and coastline of Sussex.

Tick Tock Bridget have created a remarkable piece of filmmaking that beautifully showcases their talent and original choreography. Visually, the film is shot with high-quality cinematography (Sophie Newton), wrapped up with a jovial musical arrangement and neat post-production. The audience will certainly be entertained by the experimental narrative and the craft of the dancers. The use of a 17-minute running time may lead to the loss of viewer engagement, due to long periods of dance routines – this could have been trimmed down slightly. Despite the runtime, the film is an enjoyable watch – particularly for those who are interested in dance. Highly recommended.

Brief Synopsis

A dance film that tells the story of Jane, a shy librarian turned eccentric sailor, travelling the world to find her long lost brother.
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Director(s): Tick Tock Bridget
Cast: Harriet Morris, Jessica Miller, Rosa Firbank
Producer(s): Tick Tock Bridget
Director of Photography: Sophie Newton
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Runtime: 17 min

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Rejoining Jane

An experimental dance film about adventure.
4/5

Review

‘Rejoining Jane’ is an experimental dance film by Brighton-based dance artists Tick Tock Bridget. The film tells the adventurous tale of Jane, expressed through dance and music, who is in search for her long-lost brother. The short stars Rosa Firbank, Jessica Miller and Harriet Morris and explores themes of family, hope, adventure and love. A joyous watch from start-to-finish.

The 17-minute film opens with Jane engrossed in a tale at her country house. Through narration, by Harriet Morris, we learn of her brother Leo’s mysterious absence and her desire to find him. A duo of dancers convey the narrative of adventure outside the home and along the breath-taking beaches and coastline of Sussex.

Tick Tock Bridget have created a remarkable piece of filmmaking that beautifully showcases their talent and original choreography. Visually, the film is shot with high-quality cinematography (Sophie Newton), wrapped up with a jovial musical arrangement and neat post-production. The audience will certainly be entertained by the experimental narrative and the craft of the dancers. The use of a 17-minute running time may lead to the loss of viewer engagement, due to long periods of dance routines – this could have been trimmed down slightly. Despite the runtime, the film is an enjoyable watch – particularly for those who are interested in dance. Highly recommended.

Brief Synopsis

A dance film that tells the story of Jane, a shy librarian turned eccentric sailor, travelling the world to find her long lost brother.
Rejoining Jane Short Film e1659030733120

Credits

Director(s): Tick Tock Bridget
Cast: Harriet Morris, Jessica Miller, Rosa Firbank
Producer(s): Tick Tock Bridget
Director of Photography: Sophie Newton
Animation:

Specifications

Country:
Language:
Year:
Runtime: 17 min

IMDb Page

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