Project Detail

Jelly

Synopsis

An offbeat comedy set in North Wales. Kerry is bored. Fed up of life in her small town and increasingly weary of the state of the world. One day she follows a path to an underground escape filled with jelly, hope and the girl of her dreams.

Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 min 20 sec
Director
Samantha O'Rourke
Producer
Victoria Fleming, Rachel Wilson, Alex Ashworth
Executive Producer
Andy Evans
Screenwriter
Samantha O'Rourke
Director of Photography
Samira Oberberg
Production Designer
Jacob Hughes
Sound
Clem Harper, Brad Sweetman
Principal cast
Non Haf, Rebecca Phasey
Additional Details
A JELLY Film Production in association with Mad as Birds and supported by BBC Cymru and Ffilm Cymru, BFI NETWORK

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Production Status

Production Company

Supported by BFI NETWORK

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