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21 Frames Per Second| 12mins
Director: Samuel George | Producer: Amy Perkins & Samuel George
Focus Years: 2004 | Country: United Kingdom
Subject Tags: consciousness, europe, health, human body, relationships, united kingdom
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
Dylan, An elderly man with Down’s Syndrome, helps out in a local cinema one day a week for a few hours. After spending most of the time spying on the films instead of working, at the end of each night he waits to be picked up by his care worker and taken back to his residential home. He is totally happy with his life, but one evening a random discovery in the cinema leads him to ask the question whether there is more to life then the films about which he has been obsessing, and if there could be more out there for him then just the cinema.
21 Frames Per Second | 12mins

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