Project Detail

Wildwood

Synopsis

A dark fairytale, reminiscent of Angela Carter, in which innocence is tinged with menace.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
25 mins
Format
S16mm
Director
Shelley Williams
Producer
Susan Palmer & Shelley Williams
Director of Photography
Zoran Djordjevic.
Screenplay
Jon Sait Composer: Annabelle Pangborn Cast: Charlie Waterman, Peter Gevisser, Freda Dowie, Jay Simpson, Elliot Levey.

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Feline Films 32 Northampton Street Bath BA1 2SW, UK Tel: 01225 461138 Fax: 01225 423331 E-mail: shelley@gorgeous.ndo.co.uk

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