Six Hours of Daylight (2004)

Two men have chosen to live a life of almost total solitude; shift- working a logging machine in a vast remote forest. Each resentful of the others presence, they refuse to acknowledge in full the existence of the other. Against the backdrop of some unspecified global conflict they cling to a monotonous, unyielding routine of work, eat, sleep. When one of the workers abruptly disappears without explanation the other is left alone, devoid of all human contact. He elects to carry on with his routine and becomes prone to increased fatigue, paranoia and experiences a strange visitation.

Director: Joseph Briffa
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 11 min
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Cinematography: Ossie McLean
Production: Scottish Screen, BBC Scotland
Country: United Kingdom
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Joseph Briffa
More Films in Genre: Drama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Six Hours of Daylight about?
Two men have chosen to live a life of almost total solitude; shift- working a logging machine in a vast remote forest. Each resentful of the others presence, they refuse to acknowledge in full the existence of the other. Against the backdrop of some unspecified global conflict they cling to a monotonous, unyielding routine of work, eat, sleep. When one of the workers abruptly disappears without explanation the other is left alone, devoid of all human contact. He elects to carry on with his routine and becomes prone to increased fatigue, paranoia and experiences a strange visitation.
Who directed Six Hours of Daylight?
Six Hours of Daylight was directed by Joseph Briffa.
Who stars in Six Hours of Daylight?
Six Hours of Daylight stars Rab Affleck, Garry Stewart, Kern Falconer, Fiona Henderson.
How long is Six Hours of Daylight?
Six Hours of Daylight has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).
What genre is Six Hours of Daylight?
Six Hours of Daylight is a Drama film.
Where was Six Hours of Daylight produced?
Six Hours of Daylight was produced in United Kingdom.