Shot in West Yorkshire on Marsden Moor, and the hills around Manchester, its beautifully photographed by Justin Brown who shot this on film - Kodak 35mm, on an Arri, to be exact - and features the music from Ty Segall, Veronica Falls and Spectrals. "The first six minutes were kind of designed as a mad music vid, a weird house party turning weirder," says Jonathan. "The starting point was to try to get an Americana aesthetic with a British landscape, and that then became this odd, trippy costume drama. Lion King &amp; Lord of The Rings meets Skins..." He's already made acclaimed shorts <em>Cotton Stones</em>, <em>The Good North</em> and <em>Mulligatawny</em>, and this - co-produced by Stink and Blindeye Films - looks set to be his biggest so far: it's notched over 30K views in it's first three days on Vimeo this week...

Shot in West Yorkshire on Marsden Moor, and the hills around Manchester, its beautifully photographed by Justin Brown who shot this on film - Kodak 35mm, on an Arri, to be exact - and features the music from Ty Segall, Veronica Falls and Spectrals.

Shot in West Yorkshire on Marsden Moor, and the hills around Manchester, its beautifully photographed by Justin Brown who shot this on film - Kodak 35mm, on an Arri, to be exact - and features the music from Ty Segall, Veronica Falls and Spectrals. "The first six minutes were kind of designed as a mad music vid, a weird house party turning weirder," says Jonathan. "The starting point was to try to get an Americana aesthetic with a British landscape, and that then became this odd, trippy costume drama. Lion King &amp; Lord of The Rings meets Skins..." He's already made acclaimed shorts <em>Cotton Stones</em>, <em>The Good North</em> and <em>Mulligatawny</em>, and this - co-produced by Stink and Blindeye Films - looks set to be his biggest so far: it's notched over 30K views in it's first three days on Vimeo this week...

"The first six minutes were kind of designed as a mad music vid, a weird house party turning weirder," says Jonathan. "The starting point was to try to get an Americana aesthetic with a British landscape, and that then became this odd, trippy costume drama. Lion King & Lord of The Rings meets Skins..."

Shot in West Yorkshire on Marsden Moor, and the hills around Manchester, its beautifully photographed by Justin Brown who shot this on film - Kodak 35mm, on an Arri, to be exact - and features the music from Ty Segall, Veronica Falls and Spectrals. "The first six minutes were kind of designed as a mad music vid, a weird house party turning weirder," says Jonathan. "The starting point was to try to get an Americana aesthetic with a British landscape, and that then became this odd, trippy costume drama. Lion King &amp; Lord of The Rings meets Skins..." He's already made acclaimed shorts <em>Cotton Stones</em>, <em>The Good North</em> and <em>Mulligatawny</em>, and this - co-produced by Stink and Blindeye Films - looks set to be his biggest so far: it's notched over 30K views in it's first three days on Vimeo this week...

He's already made acclaimed shorts Cotton Stones, The Good North and Mulligatawny, and this - co-produced by Stink and Blindeye Films - looks set to be his biggest so far: it's notched over 30K views in it's first three days on Vimeo this week...

Shot in West Yorkshire on Marsden Moor, and the hills around Manchester, its beautifully photographed by Justin Brown who shot this on film - Kodak 35mm, on an Arri, to be exact - and features the music from Ty Segall, Veronica Falls and Spectrals. "The first six minutes were kind of designed as a mad music vid, a weird house party turning weirder," says Jonathan. "The starting point was to try to get an Americana aesthetic with a British landscape, and that then became this odd, trippy costume drama. Lion King &amp; Lord of The Rings meets Skins..." He's already made acclaimed shorts <em>Cotton Stones</em>, <em>The Good North</em> and <em>Mulligatawny</em>, and this - co-produced by Stink and Blindeye Films - looks set to be his biggest so far: it's notched over 30K views in it's first three days on Vimeo this week...