My Heart Is Not Mine
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 20 min
- Director
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Salina Khan
- Producer
- M. Hassan Athar
- Co-Producer
- Kate Nadymova
- Executive Producer
- Salina Khan
- Editor
- Salina Khan
- Screenwriter
- Salina Khan
- Director of Photography
- Salina Khan
- Production Designer
- Salina Khan
- Sound
- Mahmudul Hassan
- Composer
- Nancy Bix
- Principal cast
- Stelios Paul, River Lawrence, Nicole Russo, Kristina Mikulasikova
- First Asst. Director
- Isha Bah
- Second Asst. Director
- Laura Suarez
- Camera Operator
- Oliver Worrell
- 1st AC
- Oliver Churm
- 2nd AC
- Runsheng Ma
- Camera Trainee
- Akash Hegde
- Gaffer
- Scott Highmoor
- Sparks
- Sunday IP & Yajan Joshi
- Key Grip
- Xavier Nolan
- Best Boy
- Abdyrahym Nuryyev
- Grips
- Conor Crook & Rafferty Keane
- Makeup Artist
- MyChi Haan
- Hair Stylist
- Kim Olden
- Art Director
- Amrutha Gullapalli
- Production Sound Mixer
- Mahmudul Hasan
- Music Supervisor
- Michael Stringer
- Sound Design
- Doyle Churchill
- Editor
- Salina Khan
- Colorist
- Hassan Idrees Khan
- Visual Effects (VFX)
- Osman Mumtaz
- Graphic & Title Design
- Syed Adnan Tirmazi
- Production Manager
- Maedeh Ahmadi
- Production Assistants
- Owen Crimmins & Ksenia Petrina
- Floor Runners
- Radka Vasendova & Preesha Patel
Genre
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Production Status
Production Company
Salina Khan Films
Salina KhanSennen Walk, London
Sales Company
N/A
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