Obbin Up The Brea
by Brett Harvey
Journey to the top of Carn Brea with Max, the 9-year-old environmental conceptual artist.
41 Comments for “Obbin Up The Brea”
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Lovely- hopeful and honest stuff that certainly made me feel more happier.
Fantastic mad me feel happy too!
Fantastic!
Wounderful
Lovely
Feeling happy after that
great film
if this doesn’t make you smile…..
Fantastic film made me smile 🙂 I give it 5 *
Fantastic 5*
More 9 year olds like Max! Wonderful!! 10 out of 10! Great stuff Brett 🙂
Loved it! Looking forward to seeing more of this stuff from him in the future.
Since watching this film I’ve never felt more Cornish and Happier.
Love it. Just priceless.
Definitely more happy for watching this film. More of this please!
Absolutely delightful, everyone will feel happier for watching young Jack.
Loved it Max, made me wish I was Cornish. Thanks for making me smile.
A lovely, heartwarming film! Well done to all involved!
Marvellous stuff! Definitely made me feel happier & proud to be Cornish. This young man is one to watch, especially on windy Carn Brea
I very much enjoyed the combination of elements used. The voice over really brought the idea together. Look forward to the next installment.
Great work Max and Brett! Looking forward to seeing future experiments!
What! Cake no one told me there was free cake ! … can I be an extra next time … if there is cake … PS Loved the film even tho Im not Cornish
Left me happy and feeling very fond of my Cornish connections. •••••
Fantastic!Well done all
good stuff.
A great use of portraiture. Max gathering vital audience feedback (hopefully the basis for his first Arts Council application…) really made me smile. A very knowing film that stayed full of human warmth, a rare combination.
Without doubt the greatest film about the positivity of Cornish culture, identity, ideology and environment ever made.
never felt more Cornish, more happy and more in touch with the Environment. Meur ras Max – Pur Varthys!
What a lovely film, honest, sweet, adventurous. Max is a star, so natural. I feel more happy having watched it and although Carn Brea is very windy it was a great location for Cornishness.
This is brilliant!
What a dude! Ansum chap he is too! Just made me very very proud to be Cornish! Put a massive smile on my Sunday morning 🙂
great stuff – good to see a young artist tackling the wilds of Carn Brea to get his message out there. i think he should do more – I smell a festival of Cornishness!
I felt the most Cornish I have for ages, the sight of Figgy Puddin and the beacon stirred my soul! Thank You!!
Gorgeous, such a brilliant film. Go Max!
Fabulous film, fabulous Max and if only I knew where to get some Figgy Obbin! I really hope Max wins!
More! More! More!
Kernow Bys Vyken! Xx
Brilliant! Inspiring, entertaining and perfect simplicity. THIS – SHOULD – WIN.
Thank you, I was inspired by your event, well done.
What a total treat.I was lucky enough to be at the filmed event. The film is beautiful and Max’s honest nature, knowledge and love for Cornwall is clear for all to see. Its a winner.
Fantastic. A joy to watch. The rough euphonium playing before we see it is him playing and part of the artwork is pure genius.