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The Last Goodbye

Synopsis

A curated collection of 12 people's real tributes and thoughts about saying farewell for the last time; from unsent letters, eulogies, and sentences, it is an epitaph to those awaiting that bittersweet closure, and a chance to express sweet words left unsaid.
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Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 min 51 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Producer
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Co-Producer
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Executive Producer
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Editor
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Screenwriter
Sayna Fardararghi, Millie Ryans, Yassine Bailane, Fionuala Machale, Bex Atherton, Yassir Abdellaoui, Avin Ravi, Tom Bold, Mabon Williams, Demi Traicos, Lily Rosa Smith, Gwenno Llwyd Till
Director of Photography
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Production Designer
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Sound
Gwenno Llwyd Till
Composer
Ben Jarman Jones
Principal cast
Sayna Fardararghi, Millie Ryans, Yassine Bailane, Fionuala Machale, Bex Atherton, Yassir Abdellaoui, Avin Ravi, Tom Bold, Mabon Williams, Demi Traicos, Lily Rosa Smith, Gwenno Llwyd Till

Genre

Experimental Welsh Woman Director

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Gwenno Llwyd Till

Plas Ymwlch Fawr
Criccieth
Gwynedd
LL52 0PW
Wales

Sales Company

Gwenno Llwyd Till

Plas Ymwlch Fawr
Criccieth
Gwynedd
LL52 0PW
Wales

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