A hand-tooled story of grief has made its 16-year journey to the screen

smh.com.au · world
Full story

Wildwood is a screen adaptation of a story that took 16 years to develop. The work uses hand-tooled storytelling to examine themes of grief and loss. It also looks at fear and powerlessness. The approach avoids common styles found in modern children's storytelling.

Wildwood explores fear, grief, loss and powerlessness in sophisticated ways that defy contemporary storytelling for children.

Read full article → Compare