For Fox Sake
Synopsis
Set over one long night in the English countryside, injured animal rights activist Cameron is tended to by the kind, if bizarre, farmhand Paul – who, he is about to learn, is the local Terrier Man. The encroaching reveal about who each other are unwittingly sets them deep into a paranoid spiral with a grisly end.
Official Selection HollyShorts Film Festival 2024
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 21 min 11 sec
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Minha Kim
- Producer
- Victoria Bavister
- Executive Producer
- Max Park, Holly Fraser, Alex Mattinson, Phil Von Krogt
- Editor
- Andonis Trattos
- Screenwriter
- Minha Kim
- Director of Photography
- Sverre Sordal
- Production Designer
- Elizabeth El-Kadhi
- Sound
- Maiken Hansen
- Composer
- Terence Dunn
- Principal cast
- Harry Redding, Gary Lilburn
- Costume Designer
- Claire Tremlett
- Hair & Make Up Designer
- Carly Guy
- Casting Director
- Rose Powell
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by Film4
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