Project Detail

Frog

Synopsis

A visually stunning film, both beautiful and bizarre, Frog enters a dark fairytale world where mysterious frog creatures enter a house over successive nights and steal the eyes of the three strange residents only to replace them with surreal clockwork eyes that need to be wound by a special key.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
38 mins
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
Steven Morrison
Producer
Steven Lewis Simpson
Editor
Steven Morrison
Screenwriter
Steven Morrison
Director of Photography
Ian Dodds
Sound
John L Cobban
Principal cast
Harriet Hunter, Sheila Donald, Ian Hanmore

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Bureau of Strange Happenings Garmonie House Main Street Carnwath ML11 8JY Tel: 07939 525006 Fax: 0131 228 8612

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