Emily and the Baba Yaga
Synopsis
Lived a lovely little girl, whose name was Emily
But the good times and the smiles will be over soon
For a chainsaw and a witch, she'll meet beneath the moon
Add a cruel twist of fate that will kill tranquillity
And how it unfolds, you have to watch and see.
A unique modern adaptation of an ancient Russian fairytale, using striking 3D computer imagery.
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 9 mins 24 secs
- Format
- DVD, 35mm, Beta SP, DigiBeta
- Director
-
Clive Tonge 1st Feature
- Producer
- Siobhan Fenton
- Editor
- Clive Tonge
- Screenwriter
- Rachel Mathews
- Director of Photography
- Mike Thomas and John Hedley
- Sound
- Clive Tonge
- Composer
- Clive Tonge and Melt Banana (end credit music)
- Principal cast
- Lottie Rowling, Nicky Peacock, Anthony Chambers
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Lynchpin Productions Ltd
79 Greenbank RoadDarlington
County Durham DL3 6EN
UK
T/F +44 (0)13 2548 6443
Sales Company
Lynchpin Productions Ltd
79 Greenbank RoadDarlington
County Durham DL3 6EN
UK
T/F +44 (0)13 2548 6443
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