Three Moons of Biyangdo
Synopsis
Kyung-Mi, Geum-Mi and Jeong-Mi Moon are three sisters, now in their sixties, Haenyeo "sea women", taking only what they need from the sea one breath at a time.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 82 min
- Director
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Jon Cleave, Lucy McIntosh
- Producer
- Jon Cleave, Jay Kim
- Co-Producer
- Maru Productions, Jayine Chung
- Editor
- Andrew Chambers
- Screenwriter
- Lucy McIntosh, Jon Cleave
- Director of Photography
- Daniel Smukalla, Donggi Kim (Underwater)
- Sound
- Jon Cleave
- Composer
- John Elliott
- Principal cast
- Kyung-Mi Moon (Eldest Sister), Geum-Mi Moon (Middle Sister), Jeong-Mi Moon (Youngest Sister), Choon-San Go (Mother)
- Production Manager
- Jayine Chung
- Colourist
- Simon Pearson
- Online Editor
- Simon Pearson
- Sound Designer & Re-recording Artist
- Thomas Edwards
- Underwater Camera Assistant
- Jeong Haeduk
- Translator
- Junho S. Kang
- Associate Producer
- James Cleave
- Quality Control
- Liz Hawyward
- Woodwind performed by
- Piers Lewin
- Violin performed by
- Elizabeth Estcott
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