Snow for Water (Snijeg za Vodu)
Synopsis
Official Selection Berlinale 2018 - Generation Kplus - International premiere
Details
- Year
- 2017
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 15 mins 4 secs
- Format
- DCP
- Director
-
Christopher Villiers
- Producer
- Christopher Villiers, Mirza Muteveli
- Executive Producer
- Cat Villiers, Emina Gani, Adnan Cuhara
- Editor
- Bojan Mijatovi, Ahmed Imamovi, Gigi Cone Welch
- Screenwriter
- Christopher Villiers
- Director of Photography
- Louis Brennan
- Production Designer
- Lana Pasic
- Sound
- Samir Foo
- Composer
- Michael Csanyi-Wills
- Principal cast
- Hadrian Tanovic, India Tanovic, Izudin Bajrovic, Sasa Krmpotic, Elza Gradascevic
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
UK, Bosnia Herzegovina coproduction
A 2020 Productions (UK), Sarajevo Film Academy (BA) production in association with Obala Art Centar, Sarajevo (BA)
2020 Productions Ltd
Christopher Villiers2020 Hopgood Street
London
W12 7JU
+44 (0)7889 617 837 / +44 (0)20 8746 2020
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