Project Detail

María's Way

Synopsis

A feisty elderly woman’s sole purpose in life appears to be setting up an isolated roadside stand along the historic Camino de Santiago pilgrim route. A seemingly mundane daily task soon evolves into a humorous and charming observation on the importance of purpose, commitment and tradition.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins 34 secs
Format
HDCAM
Director
Anne Milne
Producer
Anne Milne
Executive Producer
Emma Davie, Edinburgh College of Art, Screen Academy Scotland
Editor
Anne Milne
Director of Photography
Julian Krubasik
Sound
Hannah Hüglin
Principal cast
Maria Teodora Mediavilla
Translator
Hannah Hüglin
Sound Designer
Simon Herron
Sound Mix
Rob Walker

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