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"The Grove sits somewhere in the centre of a triangle between the films of Patrick Keiller, Requiem for a Village and a 1960s M.R. James adaptation - a 'reverie', as its title insists, on the haunted nature of East Anglia's rural lands. The English eerie is found in the gaps between this island's over-emphasised history and that which has been suppressed - the enclosures, the labour, the class warfare that made the ruling class's landscape into its finely shorn form and were then erased from memory. The Grove seeks one ghost in particular that could stand in for them all - a seat of power, a manor house, that reveals itself from time to time, as though that source of the landscape's power and tragedy lingers in the edges waiting to reassert itself on uppity peasants." - Justin Hopper author of 'Old Weird Albion'

In production, schedule release date TBA 2025. Supported by the Broads Authority & National Heritage Lottery Fund The film chronicles an ageing traditional reed cutter in the depths of the Norfolk Broads, at odds at our acceleration away from nature and with each other.

Berlin British Shorts Film Festival Official Selection 2014 London Short Film Festival Official Selection 2014 57th BFI London Film Festival Official Selection 2013 Liverpool Festival of Psychedelia Official Selection 2013 Cambridge Film Festival Official Selection 2013 A Glass Films Production. Simon Nunn © All rights reserved. www.simonnunn.com

The Sticks is the first single from The Cool Greenhouse's self-titled debut album, which is pre-orderable now on limited edition transparent green vinyl (300 copies only!) from melodic records: https://bit.ly/38rZhPn The video is by Simon Nunn (https://instagram.com/srnunn) and Ross Pearson. Special thanks to Stella Keen, the Jeff Keen Foundation and the BFI. More info here: https://diymag.com/2020/03/11/the-cool-greenhouse-announce-self-titled-debut-album-share-first-track-the-sticks?x-craft-preview=JidSEXEy81&token=Mll2ECkV6fKXPUei_i44at_Qd6IWwd9y