Project Detail

Selvedge

Synopsis

The film is set in a future where prejudice has forced mixed-species families of AI and humans to flee their homes. It centres around the daughter who tries to reunite with her father by breaking down the barrier that separates them.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 min 3 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Aleksandra Czenczek
Producer
Adriana Kulig, Amina Hassam
Executive Producer
Sophia G. Tsitouridou, Mehzeb Chowdhury, Aleksandra Czenczek, Adriana Kulig, Prateek Mathur
Editor
Monika Radwanska
Screenwriter
Mehzeb Chowdhury
Director of Photography
Colin Coomber
Production Designer
Lovisa Carlqvist
Sound
Tomasz Stec
Composer
Jonathan Vincent
Principal cast
Amelie Leroy, Olufemi Houghton, Ella-Rose Minott
VFX Supervisor
Prateek Mathur
VFX Lead Artist
Pawel Ptak

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

An AKA FILM Production and Modalfish Production

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