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Excuse Me Brother

Excuse Me Brother

Jeanne Faust | Germany | 2006 | 7' |

| IFFR 2007

A view of a work bench on which a praying mantis is being prepared by a not very experienced taxidermist. A precious task, with instructions being handed over from offscreen by an apparently more experienced and obviously very trusted person. Jeanne Faust: ‘The everyday nature of the unravelling dialogue contrasts with the loaded pictures.’

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