As a Cure
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- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 17 min
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Dorothea Sing Zhang
- Producer
- George Telfer, Sol Ye, Dorothea Sing Zhang
- Executive Producer
- Shams Mohajerani, Nico Cao
- Editor
- Jacopo Ramella Pajrin
- Screenwriter
- Dorothea Sing Zhang
- Director of Photography
- Louis Lustermann
- Production Designer
- Menghan Qi
- Sound
- Ines Adriana
- Principal cast
- Emma Zhu 朱逸宸, Selena Chu 储紫玉, Ai'er Yu 余艾洱, Jiayi Luo 罗嘉怡
- 1st AD
- Leon Liao 李昂, Line Producer: Ann Sun, Costume Designer: Yadi Zhang "Yap",
- 1st Assistant Camera
- Fido Wu 吴筱芙, Stills Photographer: Dasha Cowley, Production Coordinator: Shengwei Zhuang
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Production Status
Production Company
Company name: TINY VOLCANO
Contact name: Sol YeEmail: sol@tiny-volcano.com
Website: https://www.tiny-volcano.com/film
Company name: Supernormal
Contact name: George TelferEmail: george@supernormal.film
Website: https://www.instagram.com/supernormalpictures/
Sales Company
Company name: Solal Films
Website: https://solalfilms.com/about-1Page updates
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