Akula Dream
Synopsis
In form, the film straddles two registers; narrative film making and video art. It uses advanced CGI and has unusual dream sequences as members of the boat travel outside the hull.
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2015 - Experimenta Strand - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 26 mins
- Director
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George Barber
- Producer
- George Barber
- Editor
- Lionel Johnson, Ricardo Dias
- Screenwriter
- George Barber
- Director of Photography
- Matt Gillian
- Sound
- Jack Trowbridge
- Principal cast
- Rick Leaf, John Lightbody, Jules Munn, Stephen Gray, Adam Diggle, Nick Bartlett, Chirs Adamson, Mark Heenahan
- CGI
- Damon O'Connell, Reelthing Animation
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