Joy of Joys
Synopsis
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2026
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 38 min 16 sec
- Director
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Jonathan Glazer
- Producer
- Medb Riordan, Stephen Overs
- Executive Producer
- Ian MCcAndrew, Emma Greengrass, Scott Wright, Richard Clarke, Simon Cooper, James Wilson
- Editor
- Sam Jones
- Screenwriter
- Devised by Mica Levi and Jonathan Glazer
- Director of Photography
- Robbie Ryan
- Sound
- Anthony Moore, Tarn Willers
- Principal cast
- Olivia Rodrigo, Graham Coxon, Pulp, Damon Albarn, Fontaines D.C., Cameron Winter, The Last Dinner Party, Beabadoobee, Black Country New Road, Arctic Monkeys, Kae Tempest, Ezra Collective, English Teacher, Young Fathers, Foals, Greentea Peng, Children from UK, Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan and Yemen.
- Co-Director (ABBEY ROAD)
- John Angus Stewart
- Assistant Editor
- Kathryn Bessant
- Made With The Support Of
- Abbey Road Studios, The Quarry, Dirty Looks & Factory Studios.
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Academy Films
Stephen Overs16 West Central St, London WC1A 1JJ
Sales Company
Academy Films
Medb Riordan16 West Central St, London WC1A 1JJ
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