Tall Tales(2025)

Oscilloscope

1h 4m
- Animation

Release Date: May 9, 2025 | Limited

A fairy tale for the modern world exploring the consequences of human progress.

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Releases

Original Release | May 9, 2025

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$66,350
Total US & Canada:
$68,398
Total International
$57,658
Total Worldwide:
$126,056

Current Showtimes

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Tue Mar 24
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Director & Top Cast

Jonathan Zawada
Director

Mark Pritchard
Actor

Thom Yorke
Actor

Other Details

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Language: English

Summaries

Storyline

Following the recent announcement of their debut collaborative record "Tall Tales" (out 9th May via Warp Records), pioneering electronic musician and producer Mark Pritchard and The Smile / Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke have shared details of a special global cinema event on 8th May, in which fans will be able to hear the album alongside its accompanying feature film a day ahead of release - dates may vary for certain locations. An effective third member of the group, visual artist Jonathan Zawada - whose multi-faceted approach to melding analogue and digital techniques have seen him work alongside the likes of Coachella, Flume, The Avalanches, Royksopp, and Dua Lipa - directed, animated, and edited the "Tall Tales" visual experience. The groundbreaking production was developed over the past few years in tandem with the evolution of the music, juxtaposing it with uneasy landscapes of natural beauty and the brutal aesthetics of a dystopian world. Through Yorke's lyrics, Pritchard's atemporal compositions and Zawada's visuals, "Tall Tales" questions where our insatiable appetite for 'progress' might have landed us. A prophetic cinematic experience, "Tall Tales" has been years in the making, but delivered right on time. Transmitted by Australian visual artist Jonathan Zawada, Tall Tales is a fairy tale for the modern world; depicting rising tides, kings and queens, amazon logistics and robotic arms under iridescent skies. We wanted computers to do our accounting - instead, they try to paint our pictures and sing our songs.