Graduate film from the Royal College of Art, 2017.
An atmospheric Eco Horror confronting human insignificance at the end of the world.
In a poisoned sea, on a forsaken rock, a holy sect seek to bring about a new era, but Morgan quickly discovers their intentions are not wholly pure…
Ecological disaster, a dying planet and the impending extinction of mankind. Madder Isle is a horror film rooted in these fears, proposing the time has come to rethink our relationship as ‘other’ to the earth. The toppling of our anthropocentric values on a global scale is paralleled with the personal struggle to find purpose and significance in life, all the while fearing that there may be none…
Stop motion using puppets, mixed textures and projection. 7m40s
Madder Isle has screened at :
- Celtic Animation Film Festival, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2017
- SF IndieFest’s “Another Hole in the Head”, San Fransisco, United States, 2017
- Final Girls Berlin Film Festival, Berlin, Germany ,2018
- Manchester Folk Horror Festival, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2018
- FRIGHTFEST, London, United Kingdom, 2018
- H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival, Portland, United States, 2018
- Women in Horror Film Festival, Atlanta, United States, 2018
- Scottish Short Film Festival, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2018
- Bloodstained Indie Film Festival: Sci-Fi Horror Action, Tokyo, Japan, 2018
- Buried Alive Film Festival, Atlanta, United States, 2018
- Grindhouse Planet Film Festival, Leicester, United Kingdom, 2018
- Montevideo Fantástico 16, Montevideo, Uruguay, 2017
- Final Girls Berlin Film Festival Halloween Special, London, United Kingdom, 2019
- Witch’s Brew: a night of short films presented by Final Girls Berlin Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, 2018
- Renegade Film Festival, Atlanta, United States, 2018
- Bankley Exchanges #2, Bankley Studios, Manchester, UK, 2023