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Films
found one film
Region
“British-Irish Isles”
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Keywords
“Death”
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Year of production
“2004”
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short films
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Region
British-Irish Isles
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Country
United Kingdom
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Keywords
Death
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Environment
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Religion / Belief / Faith
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Ritual
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Directors
Wright, Evie
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Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
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Country of production
United Kingdom
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Year of production
2004
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Film
Beneath the Budding Greenwoods
2004
25
‘
Directed by
Evie Wright
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Anne and Rosemary both chose to bury their husbands in the woods, whereas Tony was certain he didn’t want a vicar at his wife’s funeral. Focusing on the experiences of three grieving widows, the film explores how, in the absence of strong religious faith in modern Britain, people are looking to ideas of nature and regeneration to cope with grief and loss.
British-Irish Isles
Environment
Ritual
Death
Religion / Belief / Faith