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I Think They Call Him John
''I Think They Call Him John'' is a short film, written and directed by John Krish and produced by Jack Carruthers for Samaritan Films. Made in 1964, it is a narrated observation of an elderly, lonely man during one day of his life.
It was released at the Polish Film Festival in Warsaw.
==Narrative==
An elderly man, Mr. John Cartner Ronson has lost his wife some 6 years previously and now lives a humdrum life in a small flat on a modern housing estate. The film records him going about his daily routine, cleaning, preparing modest meals and interacting with his pet budgerigar, even sleeping. The film is intended to demonstrate Mr. Cartner Ronson's solitude in old age and isolation from society in spite of the great contribution he has made in his earlier life as a miner, soldier and gardener. There is within the film an intention to rouse guilt for the lack of integration and appreciation that modern society then provided for this man. Most of the film is shot inside the flat with a few outside context shots showing the density of the buildings contrasting with the insularity of Mr. Cartner Ronson's existence.〔 Throughout the film the subject is afforded great tenderness, respect, and dignity.
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