SHORT FILM | CELTIC BORDER-LANDS
As the shadows lengthened towards the end of day two of the ‘Centenary Celebration’ conference, activities took a social turn. This juncture brought together the location at the threshold of land and sea and the ‘Wreckers’ Border Morris side, drawing out lively, impromptu audience participation as dancing spilled into the evening.

​A (very) short interlude and space in-between the on-demand programme sessions, we have layered footage to offer a sense of these elements of place, time, community, dance and music as they start to intertwine.

While the film can be viewed as entertainment or documentation, it also points to areas of (physical and embodied) thematic exploration. The accompanying web page (see the preview clip video here) offers more on the ‘Border Morris’ tradition and its lively evolution through the ‘Wreckers’ side. Cornwall’s coastal border-land is discussed in relation to both Jung’s seminars here 100 years ago, and the location for the Centenary Celebration conference, explored in the film through drone footage. Links to Further Reading are offered for further exploration.