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The Hut

Synopsis

A woman finds herself stranded in a mountain hut after a mysterious hiking accident during a snowstorm. Alone with only herself to talk to on a broken radio, she is faced with the reality of her PTSD which leads to some unnerving revelations and darkly comedic encounters.

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
24 min 24 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Angel Jones
Producer
Angel Jones
Executive Producer
Angel Jones
Editor
Angel Jones
Screenwriter
Angel Jones
Director of Photography
Matt Honey
Production Designer
Thomas Moore
Sound
Jack Wingad, Sarah Adnan
Composer
Jack Wingad, Sarah Adnan
Principal cast
Charlotte Luxford
Colourist and Post-Production supervisor
Matthew Wingad
VFX
Andy Jones, Oswin Wan
Lighting
Katie Lou McCabe
Sound Operator
Sam Jones
Stills Photographer
Lara Cornell

Genre

Action Woman Director Comedy Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Moonlit Films

York

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