Film Lens
Union Jack Up is a short film that serves as a tribute to friends, particularly Trojan and Leigh Bowery, who are featured prominently. The film combines various elements of 80s Britain, including a collage of news footage that reflects the cultural and social atmosphere of the time.
The film employs a haunting soundtrack that complements the visual style, which utilizes video and 16mm footage. This footage often fades and dissolves, creating abstract combinations and juxtapositions that enhance the viewing experience. The film's approach emphasizes the emotional connections between the subjects and the broader context of the era.
Why Watch
- •Meet Trojan and Leigh Bowery in a unique context.
- •Find out about 80s Britain through news footage.
- •See a blend of video and 16mm film techniques.
Did You Know
•The film has a runtime of 18 minutes.
•Trojan and Leigh Bowery are key figures featured in the film.
•The film was released in 1985, capturing the essence of 80s Britain.
Perfect For
Fans of 80s cultureDocumentary enthusiastsArt film lovers