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O, GLORY!

Synopsis

Set in the late 1970s, a psychiatric doctor and his assistant are called to an isolated country house to examine a woman, whose brother believes she is losing her mind. Fuelled by hysteria and hallucinatory paranoia, they succumb to an abstract, cosmic force.

Details

Year: 2021
Type of film: Shorts
Running time: 15 min
Format: 35mm
Director: Charlie Edwards-Moss, Joe Williams
Producer: Chuckie McEwan
Executive Producer: Thomas Wightman, Archie Sinclair
Editor: Donya Maguire
Screenwriter: Charlie Edwards-Moss, Joe Williams
Director of Photography: Csaba Kondor
Production Designer: Lili Lea Abraham
Sound: Aumeta, Tim Harrison, Declan Chew
Composer: Charlie Ratcliffe
Principal cast: Sam Spruell, Emily Stott, Jonathan Livingstone, Vincent Shiels

Genre

Horror Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Supported by BFI NETWORK

Grey Moth

12 Angel Lane
London
SE17 3FR

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