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Hotel Infinity

Synopsis

There was once a hotel in the mountains that was so popular with guests, the Manager decided to extend it. Yet still it remained full. The Manager continued to extend it, until eventually it became infinitely large. One day much to his surprise, no spare rooms could be found in his now infinite hotel. All the mathematical calculations, which he normally relied on to find the rooms, just wouldn't work.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
Digi Beta, 35mm, Optical
Director
Amanda Boyle 1st Feature
Producer
Adrian Sturges
Editor
Marguerite Arnold
Screenwriter
Amanda Boyle
Director of Photography
Hubert Taczanowski
Production Designer
Jacqueline Abrahams
Sound
Mark Holding
Composer
Christopher Benstead
Principal cast
Favian White, Tom Yang, Rosie Marcel

Genre

Woman Director

Categories

Fiction Artist Project and Video / Experimental

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Picture Farm

7 Garrett Street
London EC1Y 0TY
UK

T +44 (0)20 7566 5879

info@picture-farm.com

Sales Company

Dazzle Short Film Agency

The Impact Studios
12 - 18 Hoxton Street
London N1 6NG
UK

T +44 (0)20 7739 7716

sales@dazzlefilms.co.uk

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