“thoughtful, beautiful, poetic, genuinely original film”  The Guardian

OINK  looks at man’s relationship to pigs, exploring the confused mix of violence and sentimentality, from factory farming to pigs as pets. Veering wildly from a talking baby pig to live zeno-transplantation, Ralph Steadman’s cartoons for George Orwell’s Animal Farm to wild hogs being machine-gunned from a helicopter, the film is a mad bad journey from China via Brooklyn to Wiltshire reflecting on who we are and how we deal with the world around us.

Producer and Director:  Angus Macqueen

Co-Director:  Rachel Lob-Levyt

Photography:  Roger Chapman

Editor:  Guy Creasey

Original Music:  Julian Hamlin and Edmund Jolliffe

Graphics:  Neil Emmanuel

Head of Production:  Roxana Portase

Executive Producer:  Nick Fraser

A Ronachan Films Production for Yaddo, in association with BBC

2017