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Beddgelert

Synopsis

Based on the Welsh legend, Beddgelert tells the story of Llewelyn, a prince grieving for his dead wife. He seeks solitude in a remote hunting lodge, taking with him his newborn son and his most trusted hound, Gelert, but danger still threatens his family.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
16 mins 45 secs
Director
Medeni Griffiths
Producer
Benjamin Jenkins
Executive Producer
Julie Gardner, Jane Tranter, Tracy Spottiswoode, Mike Rattenbury, Gwawr Martha Lloyd
Editor
Al Edwards
Screenwriter
Medeni Griffiths
Director of Photography
Stuart Biddlecombe
Production Designer
Edward Thomas
Composer
Ceiri Torjussen
Principal cast
Andrew Howard

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