Project Detail

Spicy Pink Tea

Synopsis

In reverence to the British paintings that watch over her from inside a desolate stately home, a young Pakistani girl aspires to become the perfect upper-class lady.

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 min 25 sec
Director
Aqsa Arif
Producer
Heather M. Brown
Executive Producer
Paddy Higson, Jennifer Armitage
Editor
Stephen D. Grant, Aqsa Arif
Screenwriter
Aqsa Arif
Director of Photography
Stephen D. Grant
Production Designer
Christine Ting Huan Urquhart
Sound
Ryan Kerr
Composer
"Ajj Koi Saade Vehre Aaya" (Instrumental Version) Reimagined by Simon Thacker - Performed by Simon Thacker's SvaraKanti from the album "Trikala", Hector Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique Op 14: II Un Bal: Allegro Non Troppo Performed by Slovak Radio Symphony
Principal cast
Jenna Anne Nathan
Camera Assistant
Laura Buchanan
Sound Recordist
Paul Sans
Wardrobe Assistant
Nazia Mohammad
Lighting Assistant
Ieuan Francis
Jib Operator
Michal Zagorski
MUA
Stephanie Ferry
Embroidery Artist
Nuala Abramson
Little Picture Project Manager
Wilma Smith
Little Pictures Project Assistant
Caitlin McMullan
Post-production Manager
Joel Hewett

Production Status

Production Company

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