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The Masterful Hermit

Synopsis

'The only thing that kept her going, that made the future worth waiting for, was her persistent faith that true love eventually finds us all.'

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Year
2015
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
34 mins
Format
HD
Director
Reg Noyes
Producer
Reg Noyes and Chris Openshaw
Executive Producer
Julia Varesko and Amy Caldwell-Nichols
Editor
Reg Noyes
Screenwriter
Reg Noyes
Director of Photography
Chris Openshaw
Production Designer
Alec Walker
Sound
Jeremy Brown
Composer
Brian Noyes
Principal cast
Charlotte Ritchie, Anna Mountford, Maryam d'Abo, Clive Francis, Catrin Morgan, Lisa Jen Brown, Stephen Wight, John Cording

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