After racking up an impressive track record as a maker of festival-favorite shorts, British director Gaby Dellal took to the seas, shooting On a Clear Day in 35mm with Arri cameras on Fuji film with her longtime collaborator, D.P. David Johnson. On a Clear Day is the tale of a laid-off Glasgow shipbuilder (Peter Mullan) who fills his days ironing out his contentious relationship with his adult son (Jamie Sives) and training for a swim across the English Channel. The film is rife with a particularly black and bitter Scottish humor — not unexpected, given that Dellal's feature debut put her through some considerable creative ordeals.
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I watched AGAIN this movie and love it over and over. . . what a mind to create such a masterpiece. I am in awe of you Sir!!
Posted by Lucy Cusano on Sunday, August 19, 2007 @ 11:09 PM
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On a Clear Day was excellente!!! I'm working on a couple of books and I like to have Gaby as director when my books will be movies. Where can I get her contact information she will be the director!
Posted by karlgunnaredholm on Wednesday, July 16, 2008 @ 06:54 AM
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