
Time Spent with Cats Is Never Wasted
New York African Film Festival 2024
May 8 - 14, 2024
A small-town artist must fight his community as they demand a share of the fortune his creation promises to deliver.
Q&A with Clive Will
This stark piece of slow cinema captures one man’s battle with the world around him. Joe, a small-town abattoir worker, leads us on this allegorical journey. His dream to fly has impelled him to construct his own helicopter, a ramshackle assembly of scrap and found objects with no real practical capability aside from standing as a monument to his individuality. When an art buyer offers to purchase the flamboyant creation, it is a mixed blessing that causes a fracas among the people of his community, who unjustifiably demand a stake in the potential spoils. Joe is forced to fight off the avaricious townsfolk or lose all he has worked for.



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