Project Detail

Twelfth Night

Name: Twelfth Night
Director: Ed Richardson
Genre: Literary Adaptation, Comedy, Drama
Released: 2005
Duration: tbc

Ed Richardson

Synopsis

Shipwrecked on the coast of Illyria, Viola finds herself in the midst of a fairytale. Shot entirely on location in the Greek islands, this jazz-age take on Shakespeare is a laugh-out-loud portrayal of romance at its most chaotic. It follows Viola’s strange and often hilarious encounters with the inhabitants of Illyria, and her struggle to survive in an unknown and bewildering country. An unrepentant dreamer, she finds happiness by retreating into her imagination – only to discover that, in Illyria, fantasy can turn into reality overnight. But if everyone’s dreams can change the world, then you’d better hope that no-one starts dreaming about you – especially not Illyria’s love-struck Countess, who’s hell-bent on getting her happy ending - A tribute to imagination, friendship, and imaginary friends, Twelfth Night’s laughter is tempered with a touch of melancholy, and another of wonder. ‘Just for once, you should believe the hype’ (BBC Radio). Dream on.

Details

Year: 2005
Type of project: Features
Running time: tbc
Format: DV
Director: Ed Richardson 1st Feature
Producer: Ed Richardson
Co-Producer: Ed Richardson
Editor: Catharine Fairfax
Screenwriter: William Shakespeare
Director of Photography: Hannah Adcock
Sound: Fiona Symington
Composer: Kate Wakeling
Principal cast: Miles Bullock, Katy Burke, Simon Evans, Catharine Morris, Michael Scott, Sam Wilkin

Genre

Literary Adaptation Comedy Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Outlook Productions

20 Byron Place
Bristol BS8 1JT
UK

T+44 (0)7766 256327

info@outlook-productions.com

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