Eve 12min | Science-Fiction | 16mm
Year of Production: 2001
Writer/Director/Producer: Karen Cho
Synopsis:
A dark film about a future where advances in genetics have reverted gender roles back to archaic times. Females are used as incubators for a superior human breed- their sole function to manufacture life. After escaping her incubation tank, EVE 187 finds herself caught in the underworld maze of the GenLab. In this world gender dictates. Eve knows she must hide the fact that she is female or face execution. Here the female race is an endangered species. But is she the only one?
AWARDS:
WINNER: 2001 MEL HOPPENHEIM AWARD for outstanding overall achievement in Specialization Film Production Program- Concordia University
WINNER: 2001 JEAN FRANÇOIS BOURASSA AWARD for Best Cinematography- Concordia University.
Premiered at New York City's Flicker Film Festival at the Knitting Factory in August 2002. |
