Baseball

Shot over two years, this experimental first feature film from New Zealand writer-director F. Theodore Elliott comprises a cohesive series of vignettes from a cast of mostly NZ indie musicians.

As described on the film's Facebook page: "Abandoned houses filled with useless old junk. Empty streets in deserted suburbs. And why do the airplanes seem to only be heading west? ‘Baseball’ is a cryptic and hypnotic fever-dream of a world out of sync. Like picture postcards from a parallel universe, a series of static and surreal vignettes reveal the lives of a loose knit group of teenagers trying to find sense in emptiness."

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