Link to film:https://vimeo.com/1069928339
Travelling Home.
A short (5min) documentary about Joe Cannon Snr a retired farrier from the North West making his yearly journey to Appleby Horse Fair.
Juliet Klottrup was nominated as a ‘Yarns’ a finalist with Stitch Editing and Homespun, a programme that supports emerging directors to create their own short-films, with industry support and association with Kodak, SINE, Freefolk and Sling Shot Intergalactic.
Selected to show at Bafta and BIFA qualifying film festivals:
68th BFI London Film Festival
Bolton International Film Festival
Aesthetica Film Festival and Nominated for Best Northern Film at Women X Film Festival.
Press
Nowness ︎︎︎
It’s Nice That ︎︎︎
Directors Notes ︎︎︎
Doc Weekly ︎︎︎
A short (5min) documentary about Joe Cannon Snr a retired farrier from the North West making his yearly journey to Appleby Horse Fair.
Juliet Klottrup was nominated as a ‘Yarns’ a finalist with Stitch Editing and Homespun, a programme that supports emerging directors to create their own short-films, with industry support and association with Kodak, SINE, Freefolk and Sling Shot Intergalactic.
Selected to show at Bafta and BIFA qualifying film festivals:
68th BFI London Film Festival
Bolton International Film Festival
Aesthetica Film Festival and Nominated for Best Northern Film at Women X Film Festival.
Press
Nowness ︎︎︎
It’s Nice That ︎︎︎
Directors Notes ︎︎︎
Doc Weekly ︎︎︎
Travelling.
This photographic social documentary (2019-ongoing) preserves the experiences of the Traveling and Gypsy communities in the North West of Britain on their annual pilgrimage to Appleby Horse Fair in Cumbria. Fairgoers traversing well-worn rural roads and lay-bys in bow top wagons, on horseback, or using motor vehicles. For the Traveller community, Appleby Horse Fair is a focal point for the trade of horses and serves as a vibrant celebration of their culture, heritage, and traditions dating back to 1685.
This photographic social documentary (2019-ongoing) preserves the experiences of the Traveling and Gypsy communities in the North West of Britain on their annual pilgrimage to Appleby Horse Fair in Cumbria. Fairgoers traversing well-worn rural roads and lay-bys in bow top wagons, on horseback, or using motor vehicles. For the Traveller community, Appleby Horse Fair is a focal point for the trade of horses and serves as a vibrant celebration of their culture, heritage, and traditions dating back to 1685.
