Project Detail

Jill, Uncredited

Synopsis

Prolific background actor Jill Goldston takes centre stage in this unique portrait. Constructed entirely from Jill’s performances – captured fleetingly in everything from MR BEAN to THE ELEPHANT MAN – the film is a lyrical journey through popular culture, and a haunting study of life lived out of focus.
Official Selection Berlin International Film Festival 2023 - Short Film Competition - World premiere

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
18 min 20 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Anthony Ing
Producer
Catherine Bray, Anthony Ing, Charlie Shackleton
Editor
Anthony Ing
Sound
Tom Jenkins
Composer
Anthony Ing

Production Status

Production Company

Loop Projects Limited

Unit 415, 115 Coventry Road
Pill Box
London
E2 6GH

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