Project Detail

Asa

Synopsis

Asa is struggling with the loss of his mum, while his sister Rachel does much the same with old videos. Their father becomes increasingly frustrated. One day, Asa pursues a delivery robot trundling past their house. John and Rachel begin a panicked search to find him, and a way to reconnect…

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 min 42 sec
Format
Digital 4k
Director
Samuel Dore
Producer
Davin Jeayes
Executive Producer
Thomas Wightman, Nicole Davis
Editor
Karolina Smolova
Screenwriter
Michael Hallett
Director of Photography
James Westlake
Production Designer
Angelia Pretty
Sound
Elliot Bulley
Composer
Inés Medina-Fernández
Principal cast
Nicholas Pinnock, Tillie Amartey, André Tamakloe

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