Rabbit Trap
Synopsis
Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2025 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 97 min
- Director
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Bryn Chainey
- Producer
- Alex Ashworth, Lawrence Inglee, Elisa Lleras, Sean Marley, Daniel Noah, Adrian Politowski, Elijah Wood
- Executive Producer
- Joseph Cavalier, Sierra Garcia, Sophie Green, Stephen Kelliher, Nadia Khamlichi, Benjamin Kramer, Nessa McGill, Martin Metz, Tom Ogden, Dev Patel, Kyle Stroud
- Screenwriter
- Bryn Chainey
- Director of Photography
- Andreas Johannessen
- Production Designer
- Lucie Red
- Principal cast
- Dev Patel, Rosy McEwen, Jade Croot
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
US, UK co-production
SpectreVision (US), Align (US), Bankside Films (UK), Mad As Birds (UK) production in association with Wiser Films (US)
Sales Company
Bankside (International sales)
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