Project Detail

The Painting and The Statue

Synopsis

Two lonely strangers meet across a crowded room. It just takes one held look, one breathless moment, to bring them completely alive... literally.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
20 min
Director
Freddie Fox
Producer
Karima Sammout Kanellopoulou
Executive Producer
Slick Films
Editor
Paulo Pandolpho
Screenwriter
Freddie Fox, Tanya Reynolds
Director of Photography
Ryan Eddleston
Production Designer
Violet Elliot
Sound
Stuart McCowan
Composer
Noa Margalit
Principal cast
Asim Chaudhry, Mark Gatiss, Will Merrick, Andrew Monaghan, Hannah Onslow, Tanya Reynolds, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Fenella Woolgar
Choreographer
Arthur Pita

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Galazia Productions

Karima Sammout Kanellopoulou

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