Media coverage
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Media coverage
Title Modern Times review Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Modern Times Media type Print Country/Territory Norway Date 5/03/19 Description Review of Becoming Animal Persons Emma Davie Title The Upcoming review Becoming Animal Degree of recognition International Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 22/11/18 Persons Emma Davie Title Cinevue | Tom Duggins Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Cinevue Media type Web Country/Territory Canada Date 17/11/18 Description Review of Becoming Animal Persons Emma Davie Title Sight and Sound- 2nd review Ben Nicolson Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Sight and Sound Media type Print Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 9/10/18 Description "Davie & Mettler resist the pull of the issue doc...instead they remain committed to formulating an experiential ecology in the language of cinema that hypnotically transports us into the vital presence of the world." Producer/Author Ben Nicolson Persons Emma Davie Title Saiten review Becoming Animal Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Saiten | Marcel Elsener (Switzerland) Media type Print Country/Territory Switzerland Date 4/09/18 Description Review of Becoming Animal film from Swiss newspaper Persons Emma Davie Title Sight and Sound | July 2018 | Josh Salter-Williams (UK) Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Sigh and Sound Media type Print Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 10/07/18 Description review of Becoming Animal Producer/Author Josh Salter-Williams Persons Emma Davie Title Film Explorer review of Becoming Animal Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Film Explorer Media type Web Country/Territory Switzerland Date 8/06/18 Description Film Explorer | Dominic Schmid (Switzerland) review of Becoming Animal Producer/Author Dominic Schmid Persons Emma Davie Title Press highlights for Becoming Animal Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Various reviews Media type Print Country/Territory Switzerland Date 12/03/18 Description The film has gathered a lot of press attention internationally. What follows is a link to some highlights. Producer/Author Emma Davie Title Becoming Animal- media Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 12/03/18 Description various reviews are highlighted below.There are many from the different countries it has shown- this is just a highlight.
The Herald Scotland | Barry Didcock (UK)“genuinely eye opening” and “ a fascinating, thought-provoking and pleasingly free-wheeling film”
Sight and Sound | July 2018 | Josh Salter-Williams (UK)"Something actually new and full of life came in the form of freewheeling audiovisual essay Becoming Animal...A big-screen viewing recommended" Sight and Sound | October 2018 |
Ben Nicolson"Davie & Mettler resist the pull of the issue doc...instead they remain committed to formulating an experiential ecology in the language of cinema that hypnotically transports us into the vital presence of the world."
Cinevue | Tom Duggins "its message and approach are so wonderfully combined, so vital and sensitive, that the overall effect is quite magnificent."
Modern Times Review | Ellen Lande"A magnificent documentary about the natural origins of what we consider to be man-made and the connection between man and nature.”
POV (Point of View) Magazine | Jill Glessing (Canada)"meditative, even transcendent, propelling the experience into the ecstatic."
The Upcoming | Ezelle Alblas "a nature documentary that transcends its geographical location and challenges us to question and contemplate our own existence alongside the wildlife and nature surrounding us."
Film Explorer | Dominic Schmid (Switzerland)"In the moment where a human being contemplates Becoming Animal on the screen, the possibilities become infinite, like in a hall of mirrors"
HeyUGuys | Steven Neish (UK) "An intriguing and uniquely constructed exploration of the world we live in. Hypnotic and visceral - highly recommended."
Saiten | Marcel Elsener (Switzerland)"intoxicatingly coherent reflection about the relationship between Human, Animal, Technology and Nature."
Storysmith | Phil Jandaly (Denmark)"Becoming Animals: Emma Davie & Peter Mettler discuss their new documentary"
EFE Verde | Environmental Dissemination (Spain)"When you see people looking for animals, trying to record nature through photographs you ask if this experience makes them connect with nature or, on the contrary, isolates it as an object."Persons Emma Davie
Media contributions
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Title Aesthetica: interview re. Becoming Animal Degree of recognition National Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 16/11/18 Persons Emma Davie