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The Yellow Days

Name: The Yellow Days
Director: Joe O'Connor. Jess James
Genre: Human Rights
Released: 2019
Duration: 28 min 7 sec

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Synopsis

A group of artists on a small Greek island build an experimental music festival aiming to bridge the gap between the Greeks and the islands refugee community. Stories from Leros.

Details

Year: 2019
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 28 min 7 sec
Format: Digital
Director: Joe O'Connor. Jess James
Producer: Dora Damian
Co-Producer: Joe O'Connor
Editor: Joe O'Connor
Director of Photography: Joe O'Connor, Jess James
Sound: We Are Audio
Composer: Sabrina Demitri, Greg Gold, India Farman, Alex Noble

Genre

Human Rights

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Puzzleglass films

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