Project Detail

A Living Sculpture

Synopsis

In this exploration of gender roles, Francesca, a horn player and music composition student is contemplating the pros and cons of continuing a relationship with Nick, an artist. The film explores and dissects the problematic idea of the female muse in the 21st century.

Details

Year
2019
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
8 min 23 sec
Format
Super 16mm
Director
Diana Chire
Producer
Charlie Hanson
Executive Producer
Mark Christie
Editor
Coco Lorenzo
Screenwriter
Diana Chire
Director of Photography
Matt Wicks
Production Designer
Alisson Rodrigues
Sound
Tom Harburt
Composer
Anne Chmelewsky
Principal cast
Savanna Small, Earl James Atkinson

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Tantrum Films Ltd.

Charlie Hanson
34 Stepney City
49 Clark Street
London
E1 3HS

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