EL HOR
Dir: Dianne Lucille Campbell
Music & Sound Design by DIE HEXEN
The Saluki is a sighthound, one of the world's oldest dog breeds and the perfect guide to lead this monochromatic tribute to pedigree, cosmology, history and dynasty. El Hor takes the viewer on a strange trip through the ancient past and alien future, into life and death itself, where man and beast share an afterlife—a tomb that looks like a womb. Guiding us in love, preparing us in death and transforming us in life.
WINNER | “Michael Dwyer Discovery Award" | Dublin International Film Festival | 2019
WINNER | “Best Experimental Film" | European Independent Film Festival | 2019
SPECIAL COMMENDATION | Belfast Film Festival | 2019
NOMINEE | “Best Score" | Underwire Film Festival | 2019
“EL HOR simply put just blew us away…
It’s a phenomenal calling-card for a blazing new talent, one we keenly anticipate seeing more from in the future.”
AM I DEAD
Dir: Dianne Lucille Campbell
Music & Sound Design by DIE HEXEN
Haunted by invisible illness, a young man is forced to confront the nightmarish reality of his own existence.
OFFICIAL SELECTION | Belfast Film Festival | 2018
OFFICIAL SELECTION | Underwire Festival | 2017
NOMINEE | “Best Composer” | Underwire Festival |2017
SIAMESE
Dir: Dianne Lucille Campbell
Music & Sound Design by DIE HEXEN
SIAMESE is a ceremonial magic audio-visual created in response to a visually powerful mutual lucid and reoccurring dream still happening amongst two very close friends. A mutual vision where two female friends would lure each other or be led by an unexplained force into a burning forest which would then engulf them into flames.
A dark premonition. The communication of two minds via a shared reoccurring dream. A visual representation of female solidarity and empowerment. The power of occultist ceremonial magic.
LUNAR TERMINATOR
Dir: Dianne Lucille Campbell & Helen Warner
Music & Sound Design by DIE HEXEN
LUNAR TERMINATOR is an original audio-visual sound field installation. The Lunar terminator is the division between the illuminated and dark parts of the Earth's Moon. It is the lunar equivalent of the division between night and day on Earth.
This piece is an audio-visual metaphor to represent the moment between life and death; set to an all encompassing scale to evoke different questions about the meaning and origin of life in the Universe.