Graders
Synopsis
Ania travels to the remote peninsula of Innisaig to look for Celina, last seen working in the local fish factory.
Lem lets her stay in his caravan while she works in the factory and waits for her sister to return from a supposed trip to Stornoway.
Ania has an emergency operation performed by the factory’s Dr Balm. While recovering Ania finds Celina’s guitar under Lem’s caravan. Celina would never leave her precious guitar behind so Ania knows that something is really wrong and investigates further…
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- HD DSLR
- Director
-
David Hutchison 1st Feature
- Producer
- David Hutchison
- Editor
- David Hutchison
- Screenwriter
- David Hutchison
- Director of Photography
- J. Daniel Pacey
- Production Designer
- Lindsay McGee
- Sound
- Willie Buchanan, Keith Duncan
- Composer
- Willie Buchanan, Keith Duncan, Eilidh Mackenzie,Marlene Mackenzie
- Principal cast
- Joanna Kaczynska, Agnieszka Bresler, Greg Drysdale, Janet De Vigne
- Script supervisor
- Eleni Daskalaki
- Make up
- Eilidh Graham, Linsey GilHooley,Jillian Kyles, Paula Rebanks
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Eyedoll Productions
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