Alterations
Synopsis
Blending comedy and drama, Alterations reveals moments of humour, tenderness, and quiet resistance. It explores how identity is negotiated within family structures, and how transformation - like grief - is both deeply personal and universally human.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 09:26
- Format
- 4K
- Director
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Dana J. Atrach
- Producer
- Bernhard Pucher, Luke Foster, Nathan Haines
- Editor
- Yasser Azmy
- Screenwriter
- Dana J. Atrach
- Director of Photography
- Sofronis Sofroniou
- Production Designer
- Gina Tzialis
- Sound
- Marios Mina
- Composer
- Alexander Held
- Principal cast
- Raphael Khouri, Jamila Elsayed, Claude Bazergui, Rita Assilian
- Line Producer
- Nicholas Demetriou
- Hair and Makeup Designer
- Tony Socratous
- Casting Director
- Jemima McWilliams
- Executive Producer for BFI Network
- Shaun Harrison
- Head of BFI Network
- Alice Cabanas
- Project Coordinator for BFI Network
- Niamh Coogan
- Director Of Film for British Council
- Briony Hanson
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Iron Box Films
Bernhard Pucher8 City Road, London EC1Y 2AA
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