Frida Kahlo's Corset
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 9 mins 15 secs
- Format
- Beta SP
- Director
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Liz Crow
- Producer
- Jo Lanyon
- Co-Producer
- Jo Lanyon
- Screenwriter
- Liz Crow & Ralph Hoyte
- Director of Photography
- Carol Stevens
- Sound
- Ant Bohun
- Composer
- Hetty Hope & Caravanserai
- Principal cast
- Isolte Avila, Laura Jerram. Voice of Frida Kahlo: Carmen Brauning
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Infinite Blue Productions
1c Birchall RoadBristol
BS6 7TW
Tel/Fax: 44 117 944 6882
Email: liz@infiniteblueproductions.com
Contact: Liz Crow
Sales Company
Picture This Moving Image
Spike Island Studios40 Sydney Row
Bristol
BS1 6UU
Tel: 44 117 925 7010
Fax: 44 117 925 7040
Email: info@picturethis.demon.co.uk
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