Project Detail

Miss

Synopsis

A conscientious English teacher’s ethics and sense of self are challenged by a short story depicting her violent death.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins 32 secs
Director
Drew Pautz
Producer
Katie Hodgkin
Executive Producer
Cassandra Sigsgaard, James Levison
Editor
Abolfazl Talooni
Screenwriter
Drew Pautz
Director of Photography
Anna MacDonald
Production Designer
Kate Stamp
Sound
Henning Knoepfel
Composer
Jules Maxwell
Principal cast
Rosalie Craig, Adam James, Jack Kane

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Production Status

Production Company

A Jeva Films, Wingbeat Pictures, Creative England, Film London production

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