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Ourhouse

2010, English. Directed by Nathaniel Mellors.

The five-part film’s narrative presents a wealthy European family who are unexpectedly confronted by a mysterious manifestation, ‘The Object’, which suddenly appears in the living room of their country home. This imposing figure seems to have a profound effect on the conduct of each individual family member. At night ‘The Object’ eats pages from ideological texts, which it subsequently spits out again. Owing to this, the father figure, ‘Daddy’, changes radically from an elitist with liberal economic convictions, to someone who goes in search of collectivist ideals. The Ourhouse series commenced production in 2010, with the latest episode completing production in 2016.

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Released
7 September 2010
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Nathaniel Mellors

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Ourhouse (2010) was directed by Nathaniel Mellors and stars Richard Bremmer, Brian Catling, Gwendoline Christie.

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