EAT FLOWERS
A Film by River Finlay / The Words and Photographs of Cig Harvey
When photographer and writer Cig Harvey discovers her best friend is diagnosed with Leukemia, she sets out to fill her world with color and light.
Eat Flowers is film about living.
About the film
Eat Flowers is a short film inspired by British artist Cig Harvey’s, Blue Violet, a book of photographs and writing that explores themes of isolation, beauty, and loss.
Told through a series of poetic vignettes, Eat Flowers brings us into the dreamy worlds that Cig creates for her best friend Mary who is being treated for Leukemia.
These artistic gifts create a portal for us to experience magic in unexpected places: a dahlia compost heap, a field of yellow weeds, a disco ball. Cig’s vibrant, passionate work breaks open a world we didn't know we were missing.
Eat Flowers tells an urgent story about living, all through the language of flowers.
Team
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Cig Harvey
PHOTOGRAPHER/WRITER
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River Autumn Finlay
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER/CAMERA
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Alison Klayman
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
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Ashley Rodholm
EDITOR
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William Ryan Fritch
COMPOSER
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Sara Newens
EDITOR
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JOHN SHELLEY
CAMERA
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Ayumi Ashley
COLORIST
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Peter Albrechtsen
SOUND DESIGN
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Benjamin Goldman
TITLE DESIGN AND ANIMATION