Project Detail

Chasmogamy

Synopsis

Chasmogamy explores the unspoken fears and apprehensions that we may harbour about each other. Set in multi-cultural London, the film takes the viewer on a journey that is essentially a stream of consciousness, following various characters as they go through the daily grind of a rush-hour bus ride.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins 51 secs
Format
S16mm
Director
Marinella Setti
Producer
Peter MacDonald Hall
Co-Producer
Peter MacDonald Hall
Editor
Nathan Perry-Greene
Screenwriter
Marinella Setti
Director of Photography
Michael Beresford-Jones
Production Designer
Eileen Aldous
Sound
Richard Lewis
Composer
Yuri Lane, Charlie Crooijmans
Principal cast
Fisun Burgess, Margaret Moore

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Production Status

Production Company

Articulate Pictures

23 The Street
Surlingham
Norwich, NR14 7AJ
UK

T +44 (0)1508 538488

missimdar@yahoo.co.uk

Sales Company

Articulate Pictures

23 The Street
Surlingham
Norwich, NR14 7AJ
UK

T +44 (0)1508 538488

missimdar@yahoo.co.uk

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