Project Detail

The Strawberryharvest

Synopsis

A poetic tale of French actress Haiku, who is travelling to Wales to act in a period film about Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine and Eleanor's supposed killing of her husband Henry the second's mistress, the fair Rosamund.

Details

Year: 2002
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 25 mins 30 secs
Format: DigiBeta, Beta
Director: Lisbeth Lynghoft
Producer: Lisbeth Lynghoft
Editor: Amanda McGregor
Screenwriter: Lisbeth Lynghoft
Director of Photography: John Bradburn
Sound: Martin Brettle
Composer: Elgar, Carolyn McGoldrick
Principal cast: Mette Mauro, Luned Tonderai, Arwel Gruffudd, Elin Morse, Maddy Hawdon, Kevan Hampton, Rhian Harry

Genre

Woman Director Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

The International Film School of Wales

Contact: Lisbeth Lynghoft
54 Glynne Street
Canton
Cardiff CF11 9NS
UK

T 00 44 (0)7740 867 119

elizabeta@ofir.dk

Sales Company

The International Film School of Wales

Contact: Lisbeth Lynghoft
54 Glynne Street
Canton
Cardiff CF11 9NS
UK

T 00 44 (0)7740 867 119

elizabeta@ofir.dk

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