“Still to Go” depicts an existential roadblock. An animated character finds himself in an immobile walk cycle while attempting to cross the street. The ‘don’t walk’ signal is relentless and takes on a life of its own. The character seems fated to an unmoving walk cycle when his environment revolves to reveal the layers of his movements. Jack is exposed as a series of images at different stages in time. Still to go deals with cycles, layers transformation and rebirth. Selected screenings: Montreal World Film Festival 2005; Vancouver International Film Festival 2005; Los Angeles International Short Film Festival 2005.
Still to Go
- Film Maker
- Griffith, Martha
- Year
- 2005
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- 16mm
- Length
- 5
- Genre
- Animation
- Category
- Landscape, Work about Women, Work by Women

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