Daliland
Synopsis
Official Selection Toronto International Film Festival 2022 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 104 min
- Director
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Mary Harron
- Producer
- Daniel Brunt, Chris Curling, Edward R. Pressman, Sam Pressman, David O. Sacks
- Co-Producer
- Carol Bidault de l'Isle
- Executive Producer
- Paula Paizes, Hannah Leader, Sir Ben Kingsley, Max Burger, Monique Burger, Chandu Shah, Cindy Saggar, Philip Colbert, Charlotte Colbert, Michael R. Newman, Jon Katz, Munkhtulga Od, Marc Iserlis
- Editor
- Alex Mackie
- Screenwriter
- John C. Walsh
- Director of Photography
- Marcel Zyskind
- Production Designer
- Isona Rigau
- Sound
- Richard Kondal, Gary Desmond, Andrew Neil
- Composer
- Edmund Butt
- Principal cast
- Ben Kingsley, Barbara Sukowa, Ezra Miller, Christopher Briney, Rupoert Graves
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
US, France, UK co-production
Zephyr Films (UK), Pressman Film (US), Room 9 Entertainment (US), Neon Productions (FR), Popcorn Group (UK), Serein Productions (FR)
Zephyr Films
71 Queen Victoria StreetLondon
EC4V 4BE
Sales Company
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