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Film and Television Faculty of the Academy of Arts

present a documentary film from 2nd year directing students

CARS WITHOUT A HOME

Written and directed by Photographed by

Production Editing

Commentary by Voice

Head of production

Cars.

I was thinking the other day, where do they all go?

What do they do when people leave them and go home?

So I went to have a look.

I found garages where cars are fine.

There's service, they are clean, dry like a hotel.

Well, it was not like that everywhere.

But people said: Thank God for that.

At least there's a roof over one's head.

Or rather, over one's roof.

So I realised that for each car, there is a person.

And that there are many people.

As many people

as there are cars standing along curbs or in parking lots.

And that these cars should organise a demo.

Or a protest march. And say they've had enough.

But a machine without a person is just a thing.

And a thing never says anything.

It only reproaches. In silence.

You might think a car is great.

But it makes one so unhappy at times...

And not just one. A hundred. A thousand.

In fact most people.

It's enough to drive a person mad. See?

We've had enough, people said.

And they went for it.

All they needed was a building site.

A plot of land where they'd build garages for their cars.

Town councils helped them.

They gave them land. And cement. And bricks.

And blocks and hollow core slabs.

The only thing they couldn't give them were bricklayers.

There are too few bricklayers,

and they don't have time to build garages.

But it's okay. Car owners did the work themselves.

And you see, they did quite well.

They built garages like...

THE END Hold on!

I wanted to say it, so that these can hear it.

And these. And these as well.

That we can solve the car housing crisis.

I saw it with my own eyes...

The Beginning