Dry My Hair My Feer Are Clean

About This Movie

DRY MY HAIR MY FEET ARE CLEAN is a rather elusive piece, crafted with a personal touch for MacGillivray. It’s a blend of Norrie's artistic vision, where poetry meets music, creating a dreamy, introspective atmosphere. The pacing feels meditative, almost like you're flipping through pages of a diary while listening to whispered melodies. The visuals, while not heavily reliant on special effects, provide a raw, authentic feel that complements the intimate themes Norrie explores—self-reflection, connection, and the mundane beauty of everyday moments. It’s distinctive in how it melds various art forms, leaving you pondering long after the credits roll.

This film is quite rare, given its personal nature and limited distribution. It doesn’t often surface in collector circles, which makes it a unique find for anyone interested in Norrie's work or experimental cinema. Its scarcity adds a layer of significance, appealing to those who appreciate niche art films or the intersection of music and visual storytelling.