Project Detail

Holy Rollers

A priest holds a cross.
A priest holds a cross.
Two priests.
Two priests in a van.

Synopsis

A grumpy, cynical priest and his young, naive apprentice work out of a beat-up van. Called to perform an exorcism, they find the man's wife more concerned about her image and the neighbours' reactions. Things don't go as planned.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9 min 58 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Jake Goddard
Producer
Jake Goddard
Co-Producer
Aaron Jeffcoate, Ross Milne
Editor
Christopher Henry Axworthy
Screenwriter
Jake Goddard
Director of Photography
Tom Burke
Sound
John Butterfield-Elsey
Composer
Samuel Ellis
Principal cast
Simon Bugg, Aaron Jeffcoate, Hannah Sheer, Jethro Bradley

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Gaffah Films

Jake Goddard
86A Glebe Street
Penarth
Wales
CF64 1EF

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