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The Edge of the Ceiling

N/A
1980
25m
Released
HD

Overview

Alan Garner was the author of The Owl Service, one of the key texts within the recent fad for the English Wyrd. This early 1980’s documentary features Garner talking about his life and influences, and comes loaded with narrated excerpts from his books and eerie musical interludes and recorded screams that are curiously reminiscent of The League Of Gentlemen. Other scenes of Garner wandering around his key sites of inspiration – mainly around Alderley Edge in Cheshire – look like they’re from the early days of pop videos, with shaky hand-held footage and sudden zooms into blacked-out windows and strange rock formations. Somehow it all adds to the sincere intention of introducing Garner’s unusual body of work to the unsuspecting viewer.

Production
Granada Television
Language
English

About The Edge of the Ceiling (1980)

The Edge of the Ceiling (1980) is a documentary movie produced by Granada Television in United Kingdom. It was directed by Stuart Orme. On screen you will see Alan Garner. With a runtime of 25m, the film is available in full HD.

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