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Eiril Linge & Beth Madeley

Eiril Linge and Beth Madeley are visual artists specializing in abstract and experimental animations. Hand-drawn animations are their favourite things to make, especially with a focus on documentary storytelling and minority identities. Together, they operate BigDogSmallDog Studio.

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Short film by Kalli Anderson and Eiril Linge & Beth Madeley

Visiting Day

An animated documentary about one teenager’s journey to visit her dad in prison.

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