Bleeding Clowns
Glass eaters, sword swallowers, genital weightlifters and nipple staplers. This twisted, comedy-documentary reveals the thriving Freak Show scene in Berlin’s bizarre underworld.
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Shyam L JonesDirector
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Shyam L JonesProducer
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Aaron ZeissCamera
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Shyam L JonesCamera
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Divya ScialoAnimation/Illustration
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Sophie RuigrokAnimation/Illustration
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Shawn FerreyraAnimation/Illustration
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Vidi DescavesAnimation/Illustration
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Galia PadillaAnimation/Illustration
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Ivan GrecoAnimation/Illustration
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Jeffrey NolascoAnimation/Illustration
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Devdut ScialoAnimation/Illustration
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Shyam L JonesEditing
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Project Type:Animation, Documentary
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Runtime:37 minutes 59 seconds
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Completion Date:May 18, 2016
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Production Budget:3,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:Germany
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Boddinale Film FestivalBerlin
Germany
February 14, 2017 -
SeeKult FestivalFriedrichshafen
Germany
October 8, 2016
First Screening
Raised in Germany, UK, India, Italy and Austria.
BSc in Psychology from University College London
MA in Neuroscience/Philosophy from Humboldt University Berlin
Self taught filmmaker
I am an avid lover of a good story especially those involving wildly imaginative scenarios. An island dominated by genetically reproduced dinosaurs. A time-travelling AI on a mission to assassinate the mother of a future military commander. However I have come to see that the real world has more complexity and drama that the even the world's most imaginative writer could not conjure up. Indeed much of the fascinating ideas which attract masses to the cinema are borrowed and embellished concepts from the world right outside our doorstep.
We are all part of the incredibly dramatic human condition which is both gloriously destructive and beautifully progressive. The art of documentary with its implicit commitment to portraying truth, not only fascinates me by reporting on the incredible world we find ourselves in but also provides an added richness of emotion due to the knowledge that what I am viewing has occurred in the very same world I cohabit.