Project Detail

Casta

An animal's eye

Synopsis

A moving story of grief transformed into gratitude through the companionship of a rare creature.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
16 min 5 sec
Format
4K
Director
Tristan Anderson
Producer
Tristan Anderson
Executive Producer
Tristan Anderson
Editor
Joshua Fairbairn
Director of Photography
Tristan Anderson
Composer
George Hulley

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

DOC HEADS

Tristan Anderson
Flat 4
262 Old Ford Road
London
E3 5SA

Sales Company

DOC HEADS

Tristan Anderson
Flat 4
262 Old Ford Road
London
E3 5SA

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