How Wings Are Attached to the Backs of Angels
1996
11 min
Coming soon
The main protagonist of this short, surreal film is a man obsessed with control. In an automated world drained of all emotion, he is tortured by vague longings. Will he be able to transcend his obsessions and fears?
This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
Details
The main protagonist of this short, surreal film is a man obsessed with control. In an automated world drained of all emotion, he is tortured by vague longings. Will he be able to transcend his obsessions and fears?
This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
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directorCraig Welch
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scriptCraig Welch
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animationCraig Welch
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producerMarcy Page
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executive producerBarrie McLean
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photographyRobin L.P. BainBrian DuchschererSusan Trow
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animation cameraLynda PelleyPierre Landry
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sound editingNormand Roger
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musicNormand Roger
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castLouise Leroux
Education
Ages 16 to 17
Arts Education - Visual Arts
English Language Arts - Poetry
Media Education - Film Animation
Technology Education - Society and Technology
Ask secondary visual arts students to evaluate the effect of precise black and white drawings on mood and theme, and emphasize the significance of anatomy study. Have film students experiment with similar stylistic techniques such as sound and unusual visuals. Writing assignments can range from poetry based on chosen images, to personal essays based on themes such as power, nature, technology, and the relationships among these.
