Project Detail

Saul and I

Synopsis

A performance artist launches a much-anticipated exhibition, the first since spending a decade in prison for killing her long-term collaborator.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 min 45 sec
Format
Alexa 4K
Director
Jon Beer
Producer
Brian J. Falconer
Executive Producer
Jon, Beer Brian J. Falconer
Editor
Kyle Vaughan
Screenwriter
Jon Beer
Director of Photography
Conor Rotherham
Production Designer
Helen Warner
Sound
Will Reade
Composer
Die Hexen
Principal cast
Toni O'Rourke, Paul Mallon, Tom Greenhalgh
Costume Designer
Zjena Glamocanin
Art Director
Laura O'Connor

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