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Betrayed

Synopsis

Everyone betrays each other trying to protect or find a young girl with supernatural abilities.

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
22 min 29 sec
Director
Ewan Gorman, Dagmar Scheibenreif
Producer
Jay Shurey
Executive Producer
Jon Potter, Gerard Rosenberg
Editor
Ewan Gorman & Dagmar Scheibenreif
Screenwriter
Philip Halmarack, Caitlin Cameron, Jay Shurey
Director of Photography
Mark Bader, Dagmar Scheibenreif
Sound
Adam Price, Luis Delpt
Composer
Andy Gillion, Christina Marie
Principal cast
Stefan Butler, Suzy Bastone, Caitlin Cameron, Nicholas Anscombe, Jasmine Macintosh, Helen Kent, Mike Evans, Natalia Voight, Leona Clarke, Tom Billinghurst

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