Project Detail

Achele

Synopsis

In a small rural community of the remote Upper Himalayan region of Ladakh in India, two young sisters struggle with the onset of separation. As they try to make sense of their changing world we slowly discover a lost world where development threatens to tear the sisters apart.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
16 mins 31 secs
Format
HD
Director
Clara Kraft Isono
Producer
Clara Kraft Isono
Editor
Elisa Cepedal
Screenwriter
Clara Kraft Isono
Director of Photography
Christine Lalla
Production Designer
Camille Lacadee
Sound
Norboo Wangchuk
Composer
James 0'Connell
Principal cast
Kosher Praveen, Padma Agmo, Rigzin Jurmet
Assistant Director
Rigzin Jurmet

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Production Status

Production Company

London Film School

24 Shelton Street London,
Greater London WC2H 9UB

www.lfs.org.uk/

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