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Wolfe

Generation 14plus 2017
© Lachlan James Morton
All of a sudden, he was simply there. Nick was in primary school, standing alone in the playground, when he suddenly noticed him. His voice sounded gruff and old, and no one except Nick could hear him. Mister Wolfe became Nick's constant companion, but before long a darker side emerged. Featuring animated scenes and a candid interview with the now 24-year-old Nick, this film portrays a collage of his psyche.
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by Claire Randall Australia 2016 English 16’ Colour Documentary form

Crew

Director Claire Randall
Cinematography Lachlan James Morton
Editing Claire Randall, Liam Keogh
Music Jacob de Weger
Sound Design Michael Laverty, Damon Sheridan
Sound Malcolm Bothma
Motion Graphics Designer Jacob Duroux
Producers Shannen Tunnicliffe, Claire Randall

Produced by

Shannen Tunnicliffe

Claire Randall

Photos

Claire Randall

Born in Brisbane, Australia, after studying Film and Screen Media at Griffith University, she discovered a passion for documentary filmmaking. Her personal circumstances - she developed depression in her late teenage years - have led her to focus in her work chiefly on mental illness and on promoting social awareness for this topic.

Filmography

2016 Wolfe; short film

Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2017