Project Detail

Haircut

Synopsis

Haircut is a short story about a curious little girl called Emily and a ‘really weird’ hairdresser, Harold.
When a new hairdresser’s opens in town, Emily knows that something is not quite right but no one believes her - and then her vain mother decides that it is time for a new haircut.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
2 mins 46 secs
Format
DVD
Director
Andrea Malaskova
Producer
Andrea Malaskova
Editor
Andrea Malaskova
Screenwriter
Andrea Malaskova
Director of Photography
Andrea Malaskova
Production Designer
Andrea Malaskova
Sound
Andrea Malaskova
Composer
Maria Preftitsi

Production Status

Production Company

www.malina-artcase.com

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