Project Detail

Notting Hill Anxiety Festival

Synopsis

A fairytale portrait of a beautiful young woman who appears to have everything, yet is contemplating leaving this world behind.

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins 40 secs
Format
35mm
Director
Ravi Kumar
Producer
Bernard Coughlan
Executive Producer
Bernard Coughlan
Editor
Adam Rudd
Screenwriter
Ravi Kumar
Director of Photography
Simon Chaudoir
Sound
Richard Lewis
Composer
James Bird, Susuma Yokota
Principal cast
Julie Delpy, Harriet Rogers

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Iron Films

2 Heath Street
London NW3 6TE
UK

T +44 (0)7815 004616

dominic@ironfilms.co.uk

Sales Company

Dazzle Short Film Agency

T+44 (0)20 7739 7716

dawn@dazzlefilms.co.uk

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