talking to humans about the end of the world.
Synopsis
talking to humans about the end of the world. is a meditative observation of life unfolding over one (hot) summer on Epekwitk/Prince Edward Island, through the gaze of the director, Millefiore Clarkes. As global crises intersect, dovetail, and cascade on the horizon, creating a throbbing hum of anxiety and embodied discomfort, the humans on one small island cradled in the Atlantic Ocean, pursue the habits and necessities of daily life in a late-stage-capitalist milieu.
Festivals
Written and directed bye: Millefiore Clarkes
Poetry written and performed by: Chanel Briggs
DOP: Millefiore Clarkes
Editing: Millefiore Clarkes
Sound: Millefiore Clarkes
Music: Sarah Kirkland Snider, Rich Aucoin, Devon Ross
Production: Millefiore Clarkes
Version
Original: English
Format
16:9 / stereo
H264, ProRes, DCP
Millefiore Clarkes is an award-winning filmmaker and editor from Canada’s smallest province, Epekwitk/Prince Edward Island. Through her company One Thousand Flowers Productions she produces a variety of media work: documentaries, music videos, drama, experimental shorts, and video installations which have won awards at various festivals. She received the 2019 DOC Institute’s Vanguard Award and WIFT-AT’s Wave Award in 2024. Her films have screened at festivals internationally and been broadcast nationally. She has directed four documentaries for The National Film Board of Canada: THE SONG AND THE SORROW, LOVE IN QUARANTINE, BLUE RODEO - ON THE ROAD, and ISLAND GREEN. She is dedicated to creating films that connect us to one another and to nature.
