Ozma
Synopsis
With themes of loss, memory and duty, the monochromatic film mixes experimental elements with nods to silent film, film noir and 1950s b-movies. Its dreamy feel is heightened by the frequent appearance of musicians who provide a live musical commentary to the action.
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 81 min
- Format
- 4K
- Director
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Keith John Adams 1st Feature
- Producer
- Keith John Adams
- Co-Producer
- Caroline Topouzoglou, Gemma Saunders
- Editor
- Keith John Adams
- Screenwriter
- Keith John Adams
- Director of Photography
- Keith John Adams
- Production Designer
- Keith John Adams
- Sound
- Keith John Adams
- Composer
- Keith John Admas
- Principal cast
- Ferdy Roberts, Eva Magyar, Gemma Saunders, Victoria Moseley, Jun Noh, Alice Margaroli, Lynn Ruth Miller.
- Sound and Production Assistance
- Caroline Topouzoglou, Gemma Saunders, Chris Branch, Tom Haines
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Keith John Adams
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