Project Detail

Autochrome

Synopsis

Filmmaker Terra Miller documents 24 hours in the life of would be London neo-revolutionary Isabella Beretta. As we follow her life we learn she has plans to burn the city of London to the ground and install a people's government.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Features
Running time
72 mins
Format
MiniDV
Director
Helena Mitchell, Jake P X Astbury
Producer
Jake P X Astbury
Editor
Jake P X Astbury
Screenwriter
Helena Mitchell, Jake P X Astbury
Director of Photography
Jake P X Astbury
Production Designer
Jake P X Astbury
Sound
Helena Mitchell
Composer
Helena Mitchell
Principal cast
Helena Mitchell, Jake P X Astbury

Production Status

Production Company

HJX Films

info@hjxfilms.com

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