Project Detail

Little Voices

Synopsis

Quint is pre-linguistically deaf. The film follows a day in the life of Quint after the death of his soul-mate June. Little do those around him know it is to be his last as he works his way through his painful existence to send a tragic message of guilt.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
17 minutes 56 seconds
Format
DCP
Director
Christopher McFall
Producer
Christopher Colton
Co-Producer
Glen Biseker, Isolte Avila
Executive Producer
Christopher McFall
Editor
Christopher McFall
Screenwriter
Christopher McFall
Director of Photography
Chris Lang
Sound
Christopher McFall, Louise Lynch
Composer
Duncan Black
Principal cast
David Karl Bower, Rebecca Hurst, John Jenner, Claire Alberie, Jon Griffin, Richard Roberts

Production Status

Production Company

Skillset Media Academy Wales

Signdance Collective
McFall/Colton Productions

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