UK, 1980
28m, 1,021 feet
16mm film, colour, black and white
English
A British short fantasy film directed by Peter Wyeth.
Plot Summary
A man returns home to an unnamed city where he wanders the streets looking for the key that will unlock a mystery revealed to him in a dream.
Credits
Crew
Director: Peter Wyeth
North West Arts Association
Producer: Peter Wyeth
Production Manager: Garth Beattie
Script: Peter Wyeth
Photography: Ian Dobbie
Assistant Photographer: Steve Bingham
Editor: Roy Newton
Music: Howard J. Davidson
Sound Recording: Gerry Wrexham, R. Newton
Cast
Russell Dixon
Stan Finney (the man)
Leni Sandbach (the woman)
Press
Monthly Film Bulletin vol.49 no.579 (April 1982) p.73
“Perhaps the main achievement of After Peterloo is that, from minimal resources, Wyeth has constructed a film which is both analytic and atmospheric, with its self-reflexive qualities working in tandem with a strong narrative drive. Certainly it would constitute a useful and imaginative ingredient for any work on film and history.” – from a review by Steve Jenkins
References
Periodicals
- Monthly Film Bulletin vol.49 no.579 (April 1982) p.73 – credits, review (by Steve Jenkins)
Other sources
- British National Film Catalogue vol.18 (1980) p.81 – credits
