Kurt Schwitters, well, I was a little disappointed at first, nothing wrong with the film, just too short and it felt too text book, lack of research from the writers I guess, but still followed the basics of Schwitter's life in exile, Mr Hunter at Littoral Arts must be pretty proud.
Beautiful filming and the soundtrack gave a feel of authenticity for the era of the films contents.
I got to hand it to the producers, this was an amazing film, maybe a little short, but I got to see this at Manchester in the north of England and was blown away, having been a follower of all things Schwitters yet never got to the barn in Cumbria.
I hear there is a newer version in production, someone give these guys the cash to get it shown across the world, this is one story and journey that has been documented in a small budget film, I mean who makes a documentary like this on 12K, give the guy a medal I say.
