Tom Oliver

OK MR BRUCE is a visual album directed by Tom Oliver. Blending live action, performance, line animation and frame-by-frame painting, the film charts Mr Bruce’s surreal journey through personal and collective grief. Across five chapters, he navigates rituals of loss, memory, anxiety, empathy and acceptance, as he moves through a series of strange, vivid worlds that oscillate between the absurd and the profound.

fíodóra, named after the Irish word for weaver, offers an intimate portrait of award-winning textile artist Lara Pain, as she invites us into her London studio to experience the ancient magic of handweaving.

OK MR BRUCE is a visual album directed by Tom Oliver. Blending live action, performance, line animation and frame-by-frame painting, the film charts Mr Bruce’s surreal journey through personal and collective grief. Across five chapters, he navigates rituals of loss, memory, anxiety, empathy and acceptance, as he moves through a series of strange, vivid worlds that oscillate between the absurd and the profound.

fíodóra, named after the Irish word for weaver, offers an intimate portrait of award-winning textile artist Lara Pain, as she invites us into her London studio to experience the ancient magic of handweaving.