Martha Brook Falls (2017)

In a northern valley of Cape Breton, a camera is relinquished into a remote riverbed. It travels underwater and is enveloped by current, cascading toward an 80-foot waterfall. Water pulses over its surface, forming a mass of microscopic lenses that concentrate the world around; an environment fluidly impressing its mark. In between this rush downstream and a final repose, the precipice of Martha Brook Falls is breached.

Director: Ashley McKenzie
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 6 min
Release Date:
Music: Youth Haunts
Cinematography: Scott Moore
Editing: Ashley McKenzie
Country: Canada
Original Language: en

Keywords

short film

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Martha Brook Falls about?
In a northern valley of Cape Breton, a camera is relinquished into a remote riverbed. It travels underwater and is enveloped by current, cascading toward an 80-foot waterfall. Water pulses over its surface, forming a mass of microscopic lenses that concentrate the world around; an environment fluidly impressing its mark. In between this rush downstream and a final repose, the precipice of Martha Brook Falls is breached.
Who directed Martha Brook Falls?
Martha Brook Falls was directed by Ashley McKenzie.
How long is Martha Brook Falls?
Martha Brook Falls has a runtime of 6m (6 minutes).
What genre is Martha Brook Falls?
Martha Brook Falls is a Documentary film.
Where was Martha Brook Falls produced?
Martha Brook Falls was produced in Canada.