Project Detail

Saint Agnes

A girl looking at herself in the bathroom mirror
Two girls looking at something that horrifies them

Synopsis

Over one night at a women-themed gallery preview, a withdrawn young woman is forced to face buried trauma when an artwork exposes her best friend, pushing them both to confront consent, complicity, and the fractures in their friendship.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 min 13 sec
Director
Kate Driver
Producer
Hannah Emmett
Executive Producer
Caris Rianne, Karen Shepperson, Richard Shepperson, Bev Stephenson, Ray Stephenson, Allison Driver, John Driver
Editor
Emmalie El Fadli
Screenwriter
Kate Driver
Director of Photography
Abigail Timmins
Production Designer
Daniel Hansom
Sound
Kerry Ward
Composer
Kristian Whatcott
Principal cast
Eleanor Beck, Aisha Jalloh
Colourist
Luis Reggiardo
Sound Designer
Luke Isom
Makeup Artist
Eli Hartley
Standby Art Director
Simoni Dimitriadou
Costume Designer
Ellen Driver
First Assistant Director
Daniel Hansom
Third Assistant Director
Niamh Shannon
First Assistant Camera
Tom Littlewood
Second Assistant Camera
Katie Jenkins
Assistant Camera
Matt Nunn
Gaffer
Jake Yearwood
Spark
MJ Murray
Unit Stills Photographer
Amelia Read

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