Project Detail

La Ragazza e la Gondola (The Girl and the Gondola)

Synopsis

10 year old Carla dreams of becoming a gondolier like her father. However, 900 years of Venetian tradition and the disapproval of her parents stand in her way.

Details

Year
2013
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
HD
Director
Abbe Robinson
Producer
Abbe Robinson, Rob Speranza
Executive Producer
Abbe Robinson, Rachel Arundel
Editor
Anton Short
Screenwriter
Abbe Robinson
Director of Photography
Canny Richardson
Production Designer
Tom Chester
Sound
Brian Gray
Composer
Spike Scott
Principal cast
Marta Vaselli, Massimiliano Lakoseljac, Margherita Mannino

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