Project Detail

Cower

Synopsis

A brother and sister are forced to face the resulting damage of their own guilt, anger and resentments.

Details

Year
2019
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
13 min 59 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Jo Hewer
Producer
Junny Yap
Editor
Jordan Evagora-Campbell
Screenwriter
Jo Hewer
Director of Photography
Emily Almond Barr
Production Designer
Hayley-Sara Willis
Sound
Ben Adams
Composer
Laura Cannell
Principal cast
Tom Lewin, Maddy Hill

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