Black Mirror: San Junipero and Nosedive
Synopsis
Without questioning it, technology has transformed all aspects of people’s lives; in every home, on every desk, in every palm there is a plasma screen, a monitor, a smartphone — a Black Mirror reflecting our 21st Century existence back at us.
TIFF presents two episodes from the forthcoming third season of Black Mirror: San Junipero and Nosedive
Official Selection Toronto International Film Festival 2016 - Primetime - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 61 mins (San Junipero), 63 mins (Nosedive)
- Director
-
Owen Harris (San Junipero); Joe Wright (Nosedive)
- Producer
- Laurie Borg
- Co-Producer
- Ian Hogan (San Junipero)
- Executive Producer
- Charlie Brooker, Annabel Jones
- Editor
- Nicolas Chaudeurge (San Junipero); Valerio Bonelli (Nosedive)
- Screenwriter
- Charlie Brooker (San Junipero); Rashida Jones (Nosedive), Michael Schur (Nosedive)
- Director of Photography
- Gustav Danielsson (San Junipero); Seamus McGarvey (Nosedive)
- Production Designer
- Joel Collins (San Junipero)
- Composer
- Max Richter (Nosedive)
- Principal cast
- Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Mackenzie Davis (San Junipero); Alice Eve, Bryce Dallas Howard (Nosedive)
- Episode Image
- Nosedive
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
House of Tomorrow
Endemol Shine UKDavid Girvan
Shepherd's Building Central
Charecroft Way
Shepherds Bush
London
W14 0EH
Sales Company
Netflix
Sarah Bremner335 N. Maple Drive, Suite 353
Beverly Hills
CA 90210
USA
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