Saguenay international
short film festival

Synopsis

The film follows a woman who lives in a world of intense conformity. In the grounds of a large manor house, her and the other identical
inhabitants eat the same, move the same, look the same. They spend their time doing strange synchronised dances around the bubble-gum pink, walled grounds. But everything changes when she gets given an orange by a strange figure. She has never seen an orange.
In the exploration of this new and exciting discovery, she gets transported into another realm. In this forested world full of lichens and copulating slugs she discovers sexuality. But how can she balance this with the world she knows?

Production :
Independant
Contact :
Animation :
May Kindred-Boothby
Sound designer :
Coral-Rose Kindred-Boothby and May Kindred-Boothby
Director :
May Kindred-Boothby

In competition for :


Short $ Queer Award

Audience award Focus competition

Direction
  • May Kindred-Boothby

    May Kindred-Boothby is a 2D frame by frame animator, director and writer based in Bristol in the UK. The majority of her work has been creating animation for documentaries and music videos. In 2024 she completed the masters in animation at the RCA in London where she made her first directorial short The Eating of an Orange, which will have it's internation premier at the Sundance Film Festival.