The final night of Dummy Jim's tour of England 2015 - bang in the centre of England's capital city.
"Very beautiful and utterly bonkers" (The List****) "A totally unique mixture of documentary, fiction and playful visual poetry." (EIFF 2013)
Unique British film Dummy Jim explores the eccentric adventures of profoundly deaf long-distance cyclist James Duthie who hailed from the close-knit Aberdeenshire fishing community of Cairnbulg and Inverallochy.
In 1951, he set out on a lone cycling tour to Morocco. After three months of pedalling, he reached the Arctic Circle.
12 years in the making, director Matt Hulse crafts a multi-layered memorial to a quietly determined maverick and the community that shaped him, with present-day village inhabitants emerging as creative participants.
Deaf actor Samuel Dore leads.
Director Matt Hulse will introduce his film.
Captioned screening plus Q&A led by Gareth Evans with English/BSL interpretation by Jo Ross.
PLUS a live set from electronica duo The Twelve Hour Foundation.
This event is a FUNDRAISER for The Horse Hospital so please get generous and BE THERE. And spend a few moments inviting your friends to this event. Thank you.
The final night of Dummy Jim's tour of England 2015 - bang in the centre of England's capital city.
"Very beautiful and utterly bonkers" (The List****) "A totally unique mixture of documentary, fiction and playful visual poetry." (EIFF 2013)
Unique British film Dummy Jim explores the eccentric adventures of profoundly deaf long-distance cyclist James Duthie who hailed from the close-knit Aberdeenshire fishing community of Cairnbulg and Inverallochy.
In 1951, he set out on a lone cycling tour to Morocco. After three months of pedalling, he reached the Arctic Circle.
12 years in the making, director Matt Hulse crafts a multi-layered memorial to a quietly determined maverick and the community that shaped him, with present-day village inhabitants emerging as creative participants.
Deaf actor Samuel Dore leads.
Director Matt Hulse will introduce his film.
Captioned screening plus Q&A led by Gareth Evans with English/BSL interpretation by Jo Ross.
PLUS a live set from electronica duo The Twelve Hour Foundation.
This event is a FUNDRAISER for The Horse Hospital so please get generous and BE THERE. And spend a few moments inviting your friends to this event. Thank you.
WATCH TRAILER > https://vimeo.com/30690907
FOLLOW THE TOUR > http://anormalboy.wix.com/djdj
Tickets: £7 in advance / £9 on the door
THE HORSE HOSPITAL
http://www.thehorsehospital.com/