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Programme / Selkie

Selkie

Location: Scotland/England; Language: English; Captions: English

Selkie is a visually sumptuous short film which explores issues of identity and belonging through visual and oral storytelling. The story is a new piece of writing and storytelling by Niall Moorjani, directed and edited by India Moorjani.

The film follows the titular "Selkie" on their journey to finding a fluid sense of self in a seemingly binary world. The two mediums of visual and audio-storytelling combine to transport the viewer on a gorgeous, at times meditative, but also emotional journey across semi-mythicised Scottish spaces; from sea to land, bay to glen and sand to snow. At its core the Selkie is a queer exploration of complex liminal identities surrounding race and gender. It is the two Moorjani siblings first collaboration for Fringe of Colour Films.

Credits

Written and performed by Niall Moorjani

Directed and Edited by India Moorjani

Captions by Sarya Wu

 

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Selkie - British Sign Language

Thumbnail for Selkie shows an illustration of a naked human body intertwined with a seal, swimming up through a body of bright blue water to the surface with light streaming down