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Synopsis
They say people come into your life for a reason, a season or a lifetime and when you know which one it is, you’ll know what to do. For Brigid Liston and her son Quinn, such a person comes in the form of American anthropologist, Janet Hattridge, on sabbatical researching her Ulster Scots roots and her family’s link to a long forgotten witch trial.
As the relationship between Janet and Quinn deepens, Brigid’s mother dies. Brigid’s grief sets her on a path that ends in tragedy and as her actions unfold, the past reveals itself.
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 16 mins
- Format
- HD.264
- Director
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Laura Graham 1st Feature
- Producer
- Colin Graham
- Editor
- Jim Agnew
- Screenwriter
- Laura Graham
- Director of Photography
- Rory Moore
- Sound
- Jenny McCaffery
- Composer
- Jenny McCaffery
- Principal cast
- Brigid Liston , Maria Noonan McDermott, Quinn Liston, Ryan McParland, Janet Hattridge, Lesa Thurman, Claire Maeve McGreevy, Brigid’s Mother -Billie King
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Production Status
Production Company
Coviro Productions Ltd
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