TEA TIME
In a London alleyway saturated with graffiti, a young woman walks away under the gaze of a moustachioed gentleman, frozen on the wall, a steaming cup in hand. Between urban art and Victorian imagination, Tea Time brings two Londons into dialogue: one alive, colourful and contemporary; the other eccentric, mysterious and delightfully anachronistic. A walk where every detail seems to conceal a fascinating new enigma.
Soundtrack
HANS ZIMMER
Discombobulate from the film SHERLOCK HOLMES
Discombobulate lends the scene the whimsical energy of Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes. Nervous strings, disjointed percussion and mischievous motifs seem to bring the painted gentleman to life and guide the young woman through the alleyway. The music turns every graffiti piece into a clue and every turn into the beginning of an investigation, with elegance and humour.
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