Project Detail

The Sound Of The Bell

Synopsis

The Sound Of The Bell is the story of one boy's dream that happens to be the nightmare of another one. Their frustrations lead them to retreat to an enchanting tree in the middle of nowhere. Only there, can they meditate and hope for a better world.
 

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins 50 secs
Format
super 16
Director
Esteban Gitton
Producer
Francoise Gouliardon
Co-Producer
Francoise Gouliardon
Editor
Klaus Heineken
Screenwriter
Esteban Gitton
Director of Photography
Kamaljeet Negi, Bjorn Stale Bratberg
Composer
Birger Clausen
Principal cast
Pablo Gitton Gouliardon, Javed Khan

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Production Status

Production Company

Pomme Z Films

89 a Kingsland High street
London E8 2PB
UK

T +44 (0)20 7923 1600

Sales Company

Pomme Z Films

89 a Kingsland High street
London E8 2PB
UK

T +44 (0)20 7923 1600

pommezfilms@gmail.com

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