On Clogger Lane is available to watch online from 24 February - 23 March.
After watching the film you can also watch a Q&A with Director, Andrew Black, hosted by Kitty Anderson (LUX Scotland) and recorded at CAMPLE LINE on Friday 23 February.
Ticket prices
Tickets to watch the film are available on a sliding scale. You can refer to our Sliding Scale Guide to help you choose what to pay. Please note that, if affordable, a ticket price of £2 or more allows us to cover our baseline costs for hosting the film securely online. If you would like to book a free ticket, you can do so using the code 'CAMPLE-FREE' at checkout. You won’t be asked for any proof or ID.
On Clogger Lane is a new experimental documentary by Andrew Black. The film meanders through the Washburn Valley between Otley and Harrogate, exploring the infrastructures of capital on land overshadowed by a monstrous satellite surveillance station, submerged beneath reservoirs, haunted by accusations of witchcraft, and populated by the traces of generations of past inhabitants.
Incorporating conversations with farmers, antiquarians, dowsers, grandmothers, Quakers, landowners and communists alongside an improvisational score, ‘On Clogger Lane’ explores the meeting points of public and private, past and present, passiveness and protest, upon the same patch of ancient land.
"The film maps multiple human presences – from cup and ring marks to wind turbines, dilapidated mills, lost villages, military bases, quarries, mines, walls and fences – but, in holding all these layers together, it manages not to flatten them into one generalised ‘human’ trace. It remains at all times sensitive to the specific." - Tom Jeffreys, The Penitent Review
- Year2023
- Runtime60 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish, SDH
- DirectorAndrew Black
On Clogger Lane is available to watch online from 24 February - 23 March.
After watching the film you can also watch a Q&A with Director, Andrew Black, hosted by Kitty Anderson (LUX Scotland) and recorded at CAMPLE LINE on Friday 23 February.
Ticket prices
Tickets to watch the film are available on a sliding scale. You can refer to our Sliding Scale Guide to help you choose what to pay. Please note that, if affordable, a ticket price of £2 or more allows us to cover our baseline costs for hosting the film securely online. If you would like to book a free ticket, you can do so using the code 'CAMPLE-FREE' at checkout. You won’t be asked for any proof or ID.
On Clogger Lane is a new experimental documentary by Andrew Black. The film meanders through the Washburn Valley between Otley and Harrogate, exploring the infrastructures of capital on land overshadowed by a monstrous satellite surveillance station, submerged beneath reservoirs, haunted by accusations of witchcraft, and populated by the traces of generations of past inhabitants.
Incorporating conversations with farmers, antiquarians, dowsers, grandmothers, Quakers, landowners and communists alongside an improvisational score, ‘On Clogger Lane’ explores the meeting points of public and private, past and present, passiveness and protest, upon the same patch of ancient land.
"The film maps multiple human presences – from cup and ring marks to wind turbines, dilapidated mills, lost villages, military bases, quarries, mines, walls and fences – but, in holding all these layers together, it manages not to flatten them into one generalised ‘human’ trace. It remains at all times sensitive to the specific." - Tom Jeffreys, The Penitent Review
- Year2023
- Runtime60 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish, SDH
- DirectorAndrew Black
