Three Hundred and Thirty Three by Daisy Dickinson is a triptych of films set in and around the ancient sites and nature of the north east of England, co-produced and co-commissioned by Mediale and The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, and co-produced by From The Other.

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Filmed on location around the North East including Duddo Five Stones, The Blue Lagoon in Hexham, High Force and Low Force Waterfalls, Lordenshaw Stone Circles, Roughting Linn Cup and Ring Markings, Doddington Moor, Coldrum Long Barrow and Bamburgh Castle.

Many of the cup and ring markings of the Northumbrian landscape are thought to date back almost 4000 years to Neolithic times, when it’s widely believed that our ancestors believed all the elements of the natural world had self-consciousness. Each film aims to mirror an element – earth, water and fire.