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DeafBlind

Synopsis

A deaf and blind woman feels Christ's presence in her home despite her deep depression. Is it Christ? Or a disturbed young man who has developed an intense obsession with her?
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Details

Year
2012
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
15 mins 36 secs
Format
Red One
Director
Ewan Bailey
Producer
Ewan Bailey
Editor
Ewan Bailey, Mark Rodway
Screenwriter
Ewan Bailey
Director of Photography
Sam Montague
Production Designer
Ewan Bailey
Sound
Darrell Briggs
Principal cast
Maxine Peake, James Young, James Allen, Pete McCabe, Ruth Arnold
Focus Puller
Kevin, Callanan
1st AD
Malcolm, Davies
Production Manager
Tim, Cockroft
Casting Director
Daniel, Edwards
Costume
Rebecca, Russell -Turner
Make-Up
Abi, Morris
Movement Director
Ruth, Naylor-Smith
Colourist
Mark, Rodway
Visual FX
The, Brewery

Genre

Disabilities Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Ewan Bailey Films

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Sales Company

Ewan Bailey Films

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