Higher PowerWhen a storm causes a citywide blackout, a scrap collector sees an opportunity that could turn his luck around.
Starring - Kevin Conway
Directed and Edited by Kurt Andrew Schneider
Written by Reef Oldberg & Kurt Andrew Schneider
Executive Producers - Taj Critchlow & Fuliane Petikyan
Produced by Reef Oldberg, Faylyn Johnson & Kurt Andrew Schneider
Cinematographer & Co-Producer - Sam Davis
Production Designer - Ryann Kearney
Original Score by David Chapdelaine
1st AC - Jeff Vanderpool
2nd AC/Loader - Jonathan Patterson
Boom Operator and Mixer - Andre Bottesi
Gaffer - Dave St. George
Key Grip - Blake Brown
PA - Maverick Kelly & Caleb Joye
BTS Photographer - Sydney Jordan
Colorist - Sam Gilling
VFX - Esteban Malean & Ben Webber
Sound Design - Gabe Sayre
Title & Credit Design - Louis Celano
Closing Theme - “River of Youth” by Colyer
Special Thanks:
Karis Schneider
Rick and Kathy Schneider
Rick Rice
Ken Schutt
Kimmel Scrap
Fela
Stratton Camera
Kodak Atlanta
Rayka Zehtabchi
Craigslist
The Last ObserversSince 1987, Karin and Lennart watched and recorded the weather every third hour, day and night, seven days a week, every day of the year, from their station by the lighthouse in Falsterbo, Sweden. Earning “a lousy salary, and a fantastic life” they remained steadfast through childbirth, illness and snowstorms—not missing a single observation in 36 years—while thousands of stations around the world fell to automation. Told through the eyes of their daughter Maja, this extraordinary and heartwarming love story shows lasting happiness exists in profound connection with nature and everyday rhythms.
Director Maja K Mikkelsen
Producer Adam Mikkelsen
Executive producers Monika McClure, Alex Lowther, Julia Schellekens, Jelle Mul
Cinematographer Maja K Mikkelsen
Additional footage Fabian Engström
Editors Fabian Engström, Maja K Mikkelsen
Music Bill Elz
Graphic Design Eric Calderon, Claire Kairalla
Camera Maja K Mikkelsen, David Axelsson, Fabian Engström
Sound David Axelsson, Maja K Mikkelsen
Aerial Photography Fabian Engström
Final Sound Design Aron McFaul
Special Thanks
Stiftelsen Längmanska Kulturfonden, Mikael Kristersson,
Karin Persson, Lennart Karlsson, Sophie Ehnbom, Göran Walinder, Pudi & Hojan
WWF - In Hot WaterA stop-motion film shot entirely on a thermal camera.
Behind the scenes -> https://vimeo.com/1028877839
WWF and NOMINT release In Hot Water at COP29, a stop-motion film shot entirely on a thermal camera, that unveils the catastrophic effects of global warming on our ocean.
In their latest collaboration, WWF and the London-based creative animation studio NOMINT, present In Hot Water at COP29, a film that dives deep into the devastating impacts of climate change on the world's ocean. The film brings to life a crucial narrative of rising ocean temperatures, marine heatwaves, and their threat to marine and human life.
Set against the haunting backdrop of Radiohead’s No Surprises, reimagined with additional production by Neil Barnes of Leftfield, In Hot Water captures a visceral and emotional journey that underscores the urgency of climate action.
CLIENT: WWF
AGENCY: NOMINT
CAMPAIGN: “In Hot Water”
TRACK: ‘No Surprises’ by Radiohead
MUSIC AND SOUND SUPERVISION: Daniel Payne, Matt Lee (Twelve Decibels)
SOUND DESIGN AND ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION: Leftfield
SOUND SUPERVISION AND MIX: Phil Bolland (Sine Audio)
SOUND DESIGNERS: Frankie Beirne (Sine Audio), Michele Covio (Sine Audio)
MUSIC PUBLISHER: Andrew Howell Warner Chappell
RECORD LABEL: Emma Lomas at Beggars
COLOUR GRADING: George Kyriacou (Black Kite Studios)
MARKET: Global
You're Too Sensitive“Dongliang, take a picture of us.”
After a decade apart, a filmmaker records his immigrant family reuniting for the youngest son’s graduation, documenting their quirks, affections, and lifelong resentments.
a home movie by Dan Chen
edited by Arielle Zakowski & Dan Chen
color by Philips Shum
sound editing by Xiao Hou
titles by Leanne Dare
Let's Keep The Party Going (2024)A struggling actor claims to be the illegitimate son of a beloved celebrity to boost his career.
credits
written, directed, edited, & produced by Ariel Gardner
starring nick hurley, chase fein, blu hunt
with bobby mccoy, karin nord, steve clemmons, ben benary, rachelle williams benary, ryan larkin, ashley miyawaki
featuring voices by jordan michael blake, robby massey, marisa demarini
cinematography by ryan thomas
sound by jake robinson
sound mix & design by tyler walker
color by anthony campagna
official selections
NoBudge
New/Next Film Festival
Ojai Film Festival
We Did Not Consent: a restaging of Britain's undercover police scandalUndercover police officers have infiltrated UK activist networks and forged relationships with individual women for over 50 years, some fathering children with them. Now, three women – disguised by theatrical masks – who were targeted by ‘spy cops’ seek to take charge of their own stories, restaging emblematic scenes and reclaiming the narrative
In the Shadow of the Cypress4-time Oscar-Qualifying Animated Short:
Tribeca
LA shorts
Animayo
Spark Animation
A captain suffering from PTSD lives with his daughter and struggles with a harsh life. One day, something unexpected happens. It can be either more trouble or a blessing in disguise.
SHADOW BROTHER SUNDAYA down-on-his-luck musician returns to his family home on the day of his younger brother's movie premiere - and must decide whether or not to steal and sell his computer to the paparazzi.
Written and Directed by Alden Ehrenreich
Starring Alden Ehrenreich, Nick Robinson, Lisa Edelstein, Nick Searcy, Jacob Wysocki
Produced by Natalie Metzger
Executive Produced by Francis Ford Coppola, Julian Brand, Tyler Pintar, Matt Miller
Casting by Mary Vernieu, CSA and Sydney Shircliff, CSA
Director of Photography: Ben Mullen
Production Design by Hanna Woltz
Edited by Joe Peeler and David Walsh Heinz
Costume Design by Sophie Kay
Music by Brian McOmber
Makeup by Jackie Knowlton
Hair by Lori Guidroz
Also featuring Ana Auther, Jayne Taini, Rif Hutton, Elizabeth Guest, Kevin Fonteyne, Bill Glass, Ayah Danae Weitz, Gracen Newton, Beckham Brown, Chris Coppola, and John Homa
AWARDS:
Directorial Debut Award - Indy Shorts
Best Drama - Cordillera International Film Festival
Special Jury Award for Excellence in Filmmaking - Salute Your Shorts
Best Short - Hell’s Half Mile Film Festival
Best Short Screenplay - Hell’s Half Mile Film Festival
Best Performance in a Drama Short - Hell’s Half Mile Film Festival
Best Narrative Short, Charlotte Film Festival
Best International Short, Sulmona International Film Festival
Best Cinematography, Sulmona International Film Festival
Best Narrative Short, South Georgia Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTIONS:
Tribeca Film Festival
HollyShorts
Calgary International Film Festival
Hamptons International Film Festival
Nashville Film Festival
Edmonton International Film Festival
Tacoma Film Festival
Stockholm International Film Festival
Naples International Film Festival
Cucalorus Film Festival
Pittsburgh Shorts
Annapolis Film Festival
Miami Film Festival
Lost Weekend Film Festival
Lake County Film Festival
Big Apple Film Festival
Crested Butte Film Festival
Ojai Film Festival
15 Short Film Festival
Winterfest Film Festival
Cannes Indie Shorts Awards
ILY, BYEWhen an exciting job interview comes her way, Siobhan needs to keep her foot out of her mouth long enough to get her foot in the door.
Written and Directed by Taylor James
Starring- Meg Stalter, Kanoa Goo, Rainn Wilson, Benito Skinner
Producers - Katie White, Callie Schuttera, John Curtis
Executive Producers - Anna Heinrich, John Curtis, Will Speck, Bryan Johns, Alec Call
Director of Photography - Doug Porter
Production Designer - Ves Phillippi
Editor - Jake Schwartz
Colorist - Kaitlyn Battistelli at Ethos Studio
Costume Designer - Haley Meeker
Composer - Ames Bessada
Title Design - Nick Carpenter
VFX - Cooper Vacheron
1st AC - Dima Shorin
2nd AC - Garrett Hoffman
Steadicam - Sam Wilkerson
Sound Mixer / Boom Op - Corey Brown
Sound Mixer / Boom Op - Lamps Lampadinha
Gaffer - Micah Goldfarb
Key Grip - Sam Ashrafuzzaman
Grip - Jared Gang
Makeup - Nina Mahone
Hair - Danyell Weinberg
Art PA's - Kat Saltel, Maggie Lee, Kammy O'Brian
PA's - Hayley Gene Penner, Miles Fowler, Shelby Wolstein, Maggie Lee, Jake Starsmere, Cori Maas, Kenna Wright
Additional Cast (VO)- Sam Martin, Jake Schwartz, Drew Droege
Office Workers- Vincent Noiseux, Mia Serafino, Tippy Dringman, Krystal Ellsworth, Matty Holloway, Monica Williams, Jason Glover, Bill Quinn, Miles Fowler, Ana Nicole Chavez, Yamuna Meleth, Locky Brownlie, Shelby Wolstein, Hayley Gene Penner
Special Thanks - Gene Hong, Samantha Martin, Price Peterson, Damian Gomez, Shadi Petosky, Stephanie Hodge, Alice Hampton, Behati Prinsloo-Levine, Alexis Valentine, Marie Taborada, Heather Marks, Matty Holloway, Scott Goldstein, Steve Gavin, Anj Goo, Sean Francis, Savannah Buffett, Cindy & Leroy Goo, Shannan Click, Cindy Paul, Jess Collins, Lindy McMichael, Paul Avarali, and all of the generous donors who helped make this film possible!
DragoA young boy's dream of becoming a doctor is challenged when war forces him and his mother to flee their village and start a new life in New York City.
Directed by Daniel Zvereff
Music and Sound by Sami Jano
Re-Recording mix by Geoff Strasser
Color Grade by Mike Rossiter
Solo Violin by Zachary Mezzo
Special thank you to Constance Tsang and Michael Pogarian
Supported by the Rooftop Films Filmmakers Fund 2024
World premiere Sundance Film Festival 2024
Rooftop Films Summer series 2024
Florida Film Festival 2024
Rhode Island International film festival 2024
Palm Springs Short Fest 2024
Denver Film Festival 2024
Directors Statement:
I have this memory from the mid-90s: the phone rings, and my grandfather is on the other end. My father seems flustered, repeatedly saying “no” before hanging up. He then tells my mom that my grandfather had called to ask if he would take him back to visit the place where he grew up in China—his childhood street, his home—one last time before he passed away. By then, my grandfather’s eyesight was failing, and he relied on two hearing aids.
Our relationship was distant. I didn’t know him well or much about his life. What I do know is that my grandfather was of Ukrainian descent. His father, most likely killed by Russian Bolsheviks in 1917, had been working at a university in Siberia. He left Ukraine for Russia due to the lack of work in his hometown of Kharkiv at the time. After his father’s death and the family’s displacement, we lost our original name and lineage.
His mother, Olga, along with my infant grandfather and another businessman named Zvereff (whose name we took), fled eastward through Mongolia to Peking (now Beijing). My grandfather grew up there, married a woman from Harbin, and had a son. Shortly after, the Chinese Communist Revolution forced them to flee once again, and they ended up in a displacement camp in the Philippines on the uninhabited island of Tubabao for four years before immigrating to the United States.
Of his life in the U.S., I know very little. I remember he spoke seven languages and could draw quite well. My dad would often encourage him to do small drawings for me during our visits—castles with knights, arrows flying through the air—sketched out on notebook paper. He worked for Freightliner trucking company most of his life, remarried to a wonderful step grandmother that I adored as a child and passed away in his sleep in Alameda, California in the early 2000s around the time I moved to NYC.
I spent many years traveling throughout the ex-Soviet bloc, Mongolia, and China as a young man. I remember the first time I was in Beijing, skateboarding through the streets with friends, searching for some marble to balance on. I would peer down narrow streets, looking at random houses, wondering if I had passed his old neighborhood or even his childhood home. Though I knew it was statistically unlikely, I looked at those houses as if I might somehow recognize something I had never seen before.
At the start of 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, triggering a devastating rollercoaster of emotions for my family and friends. I watched on TV as a ruthless dictator plunged the world into yet another senseless war. In the aftermath, my adopted and distinctly Russian last name became a source of discomfort. To some Ukrainians online, it carried an unwelcome connotation, and I received a few understandably unfriendly messages. Naming the film after my grandfather, “Yura,” felt like opening a can of worms I wasn’t prepared to handle.
In the 90s, around the time my father received that phone call, I had a childhood best friend named Nicky who lived across the street. My parents had moved us from apartment complexes in Southern California to a neighborhood in Portland, Oregon. The kids in the area roamed the streets freely—something completely new to me—and they all rode bikes. Nicky’s father, Drago, took the time to patiently teach me how to ride in their backyard. Despite working tirelessly—spending his days at FedEx and driving TriMet buses at night—Drago always made space for moments like that.
I decided to name the film after him. The immigrant experience is so universal that it transcends specific places or individual stories. Countless people continue to experience displacement, spending their entire lives holding onto the hope that they might one day return to their home. For many, that hope goes unfulfilled, yet the longing—the belief that it’s possible—remains an enduring part of them.
This film was born from that longing—a wish fulfilled, a shared moment between my grandfather and me. It represents a memory I wish we had experienced together, one that will forever remain imaginary, always just a phone call away. This film is dedicated to all immigrant parents around the world.
MotherlandA Korean American adoptee embarks on a relentless journey through South Korea to search for her birth mother, driven by her longing to discover the truth of her origins.
2024 Academy Award Qualifying - Best Live Action Short Film
Provincetown International Film Festival 2023 - BEST NARRATIVE SHORT
HollyShorts Film Festival 2023 - BEST DIRECTOR Award
Hamptons International Film Festival 2022 - Student Film Award
Palm Springs International Shortfest 2022
Woodstock Film Festival 2023
San Diego International Film Festival 2023
Salute Your Shorts Film Festival 2023
TIDE Film Festival 2022
Dallas International Fim Festival 2023
Lighthouse International Film Festival 2023
Asian American International Film Festival 2023
Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival 2023
Seattle Asian American Film Festival 2024
RiverRun Film Festival 2024
Starring
Tiffany Chu
Hong Kyung
Taewoo Kim
Minae Oh
Written & Directed by Christina Yoon
Co-written by Minkyu Kang
Executive Produced by Addis Goldman, Hyomin Bong, Jin Cho
Produced by Jungyoon Kim & Grace Merriman
Line Produced by Seon Kwon Hwang
Cinematography by Giorgos Valsamis
Edited by Christina Yoon & Alan Wu
Production Design by Ellie Jung
Music by Jude Shih & Jacob Snider
Sound Design by Bobb Barito
Supported by the Katharina Otto-Bernstein Film Fund, The Caucus Foundation, The Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation, and Asian Cinevision. Winner of the Caucus Gold Circle Award.
Produced in partial fulfillment of the MFA degree in Film at Columbia University School of the Arts.
The Looming CloudThree siblings return home after their mother’s death and face their most daunting task: figuring out how to post about it on social media.
Written & Directed by Matthew Tyler
Starring Mitzi Akaha, Jason Amerling, and Connie Shi
Produced by Connie Shi
Associate Producer Beth Dawson
Sound Mixer Zina Field
More info at www.matthew-tyler.com
Blond NightVictor is unhappy in his housing for autistic adults. To avoid the Friday disco, he goes out for a walk in the neighborhood and then he meets a young sex worker.
SIRI MIRIOut of boredom, two Palestinian teens ask Siri, a Virtual Assistant, for help. Will it work?
Written & Directed by: Luay Awwad
Starring: Ramiz Lolas and Ameer Qadi
Director of Photography: Nour Abukamal
Supervisor: Majdi El Omari
AD: Shada Waleed
Gaffer: Muhammed Mughrabi
Best Boy: Ameer Zabaneh
Sound: Yazan Faris
Sound Mix: Issam Murad
Continuity: Ala’ Dayeh
Production Assistant: Saed Al Qisi
Special Thanks: Faris Salsa and Layth Awwad
OFFICAL SELECTION
Palestine Cinema Days 2021
Festival Ciné Palestine 2022
Montpellier Mediterranean Cinema Festival 2022
Boston Palestine Film Festival 2022
Toronto Palestine Film Festival 2022
Reel Palestine 2022
Bristol Palestine Film Festival 2022
Marrakech Short Film Festival 2022
Al Ard Film Festival 2023
Haifa Independent Film Festival 2023
Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam 2023
Intenrational Amity Short Film Festival 2024
CeCinema Film Festival 2024
Leiden Shorts 2024
AWARDS
Best Short Film - Palestine Cinema Days 2021
Best Short Film (Jury Award) - Festival Ciné Palestine 2022
Best Short Film (Audience Award) - Festival Ciné Palestine 2022
Siri Miri is a Palestinian short film set in the occupied West Bank that satirically captures the life of Palestinian youth living in a technological age and no-so-helpful AI assistants. Sick of their routine-run life spent coffee-sipping in smoke-filled coffeehouses, two teenagers turn to the help of Siri to no avail.
Boat PeopleAs a child in Vietnam, Thao’s mother often rescued ants from bowls of sugar water. Years later they would return the favour. Boat People is an animated documentary that uses a striking metaphor to trace one family’s flight across the turbulent waters of history.
Directed by Kjell Boersma and Thao Lam
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WORMWOOD - Animation Short Film 2024 - GOBELINSThe day the radiation disappears, Simon rushes to the heart of the zone, taking his colleague Agathe with him, in the hope of rediscovering a lost past.
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Backstage and makings of: https://www.instagram.com/wormwood.gobelins/
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Directors: Matthieu DUPILLE, Chenhe LIU, Philémon MARTIN, Ninon QUEMENER, Alexander VANDERPLANK , Binlin XIE
Team contact: wormwoodgobelins@gmail.com
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Music: Jérémy BEN AMMAR
Sound editor: Jérémy BEN AMMAR
Mix: Jérémy BEN AMMAR
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Production: GOBELINS Paris
Distribution: Miyu Distribution: festival@miyu.fr
ThirstygirlOn a road trip with her younger sister, Charlie struggles to hide a secret addiction.
Written and Directed by Alexandra Qin
Starring Samantha Ahn and Claire Makenzie
Produced by Brooke Goldman, Alexandra Qin, and Esteban Pedraza
Cinematography by Fletcher Wolfe
Edited by Esteban Pedraza
Casting by Brooke Goldman, CSA
Official Selection:
Sundance Film Festival, 2024
SXSW Sydney, 2024
SFFILM, 2024Palm Springs International Shortfest, 2023
HollyShorts Film Festival, 2023
Hawai'i International Film Festival, 2024
Provincetown International Film Festival, 2023
Florida Film Festival, 2024
Brussels Short Film Festival, 2024
Aesthetica Short Film Festival, 2023
San Diego Asian Film Festival, 2023
Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, 2023
Bushwick Film Festival, 2023
815HORTS, 2023
Manchester Film Festival, 2024
Mint Chinese Film Festival, 2024
Nitehawk Shorts, 2024
Women of Wonders, 2024
Sun Valley Film Festival, 2024
DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon, 2024
Cortinametraggio, 2024 (Best Short Film, U.S.)
New Filmmakers LA, 2024
Blackbird Film Festival, 2024
Queens World Film Festival, 2024
PANO Shorts Showcase, 2024 (Best Cinematography)
Shared Visions Film Festival, 2024 (Best International Short Film)
CAAMFest, 2024
HAAPIFest, 2024
Austin Asian American Film Festival, 2024 (Special Jury Mention for Directing)
Milwaukee Illuminate Film Festival, 2024 (Best of Fest)
Maremetraggio International Short Film Festival, 2024
Walla Walla Movie Crush, 2024
Summer Shorts Film Fest, 2024 (Best Director)
Maine International Film Festival, 2024
Greenpoint Film Festival, 2024
Boston Short Film Festival, 2024
Calabria Short Film Festival, 2024 (Best Short Film "Point of Return")
Vicoli Corti, 2024
Periferia Dell’Impero Film Festival, 2024
Lyntham International Film Festival, 2024
Bracciano International Film Festival, 2024
Sentiero Film Factory, 2024
San Diego Filipino Film Festival, 2024
Tallgrass Film Festival, 2024
Denver Film Festival, 2024
Miami Short Film Festival, 2024
Not Your Daddy's Films, 2024
Noam Faenza Film Festival, 2024
Bahamas International Film Festival, 2024
CINEMAFORUM, 2024
Canal Street Film Festival, 2024
Full credits:
Writer/Director - Alexandra Qin
Producer & Casting Director - Brooke Goldman, CSA
Director of Photography - Fletcher Wolfe
Creative Producer & Editor - Esteban Pedraza
Starring - Samantha Ahn, Claire Makenzie
Executive Producers - David Goldblum, David Beazley
Co-Producers - Jenny Frankfurt, Jerone Hsu
Associate Producers - Ken Sin, Dion Ridley, Kenn Rodriguez, Diana Baldovino
In Association With - Shore Scripts
Cast - David Eves, Josh Riley, Joe Leitess, Michael James McGrory
VO artist - Heather Plank
1st AD - Eric Williams
1st AC - Mika Hawley
2nd AC - Isabella VanKesteren
Gaffer - Julian Tran
Best Electric - Caiya Sanchez-Strauss
Key Grip - Garrett Doermann
Best Grip - Karli Kopp
Swing/Driver - Paul Williams
Costume Designers - Audra Gooch & Akil Spooner
Costume Supervisor - Rosemary Gonzalez
Featuring Wardrobe & Jewelry by - BobbleHaus, Nomad World Citizen, We-Ar4, Joomi Lim
Hair & Makeup - Alexis Pozo
Intimacy Coordinator - Kristina Valentine
Production Designer - Sam Shawzin
Art Assistant - Ariana Schindler
Graphic Designer - Savannah Lim
Production Assistants - Stirling DuBell, Pacqui Pascual, Travis Sproul
Set Photographer - Nik Bucci
Composer - Chris Thomason
Sound - Julian Brezon
Sound Designer/Mixer - Bobb Barito
Color - Nat Jencks
Title/Credits Design - Brooke Bamford
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Daniel Really Suits YouIn partnership with Human Rights Campaign and Comic Relief
Directed by
Karimah Zakia Issa
Written by
Ace Clamber &
Karimah Zakia Issa
Based on the real life of
Daniel Trujillo and his family
Produced by
Joshua Belhumeur
Reed Chandler
Malcolm Critcher
Executive Producers
Wes Jones
Amy Oden
Director of Photography
Symeon Platts
Edited By
Matt Decker
Co-Producer & Assistant Director
John Shay
Casting By
Reed Chandler
CAST
Daniel Trujillo….as himself
Lizette Trujillo…as herself
Jose Trujillo…as himself
Melody David-Baker…DMV employee
Adrian Islas…best friend
Mya Figueroa…skateboard friend 1
Iggy…skateboard friend 2
Mackenzie Salmen… skateboard friend 3
CREW
Alejandro Olmedo…Assistant Camera
Gilbert Rataezyk…Gaffer
Jafeth Cruz-Miranda…Key Grip
Reymar Reyes…Grip
Angel Marquez…Sound Mixer
Noel Yarmolovich…Production Assistant
Andrea Ruiz…Production Assistant
Andrea Osojnik…Graphics / Titles
Production Partner
Monsoon Production Services
Tucson, AZ
SPECIAL THANKS
Luc Goodhart
The Baum Family
Arizona Aids Foundation
Monique Vallery
City of Tucson
Jay Brown
Geoff Wetrosky
Ellen Kahn
Soukaina Dia
OVERNIGHT_Chenglin XieAn overworked office clerk experiences intensifying hallucinations of his own death, leading him to struggle with distinguishing reality from illusion.
It's What Each Person NeedsSophy Romvari’s documentary short spotlights a woman who serves as a digital friend to older people and lonely bachelors.
The story behind the film: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-documentary/the-inner-life-of-an-internet-companion-in-its-what-each-person-needs
FILEA 6-year-old mute boy’s behavior during a preschool health screening turns a simple check-up into something unexpected.
FILE premiered at the Tirana International Film Festival and has received numerous awards, including Best International Short Film at the Stockholm International Film Festival, Best of the Festival at the New York City Short Film Festival, and Best International Short Film at the Cairo International Short Film Festival. It has also been showcased at over 35 other festivals worldwide.
Director: Sonia K. Hadad
Writers: Sonia K. Hadad
Producer: Payman Shadmanfar
DOP: Mohammad Rasouli
Colorist: Farbod Jalali
Edited by: Ehsan Vaseghi
Sound Design: Ramin Abousedgh
Sound Recordist: Meysam Hasanloo
Production Designer: Mohsen Nasrollahi
Costume Designer: Sonia K. Hadad
Make-up Artists: Iman Omidvari
Still photographer: Somaye Jafari
Distribution Company: @Lightson
Cast: Amirali Taherabadi, Mahin Sadri, Elaheh Afshari, Javad Pouladi, Mojtaba Rajabi
2022
Retour à Hairy Hill (Return to Hairy Hill, 2023)17:14 | 2023 | Canada
Directed by Daniel Gies
Written by Daniel Gies & Emily Paige
Produced by Emily Paige, E.D. Films
Ethel's childhood ends abruptly when her mother flies away, leaving Ethel alone to care for an isolated homestead and her younger siblings. As a merciless winter descends upon them, Ethel must decide whether to resign herself to fate or to try her luck in the wide world…
"For my grandmother" - based on the true story of Marie-Anne Ethel Garnier, born in Hairy Hill, Alberta, Canada, 1940
MOTHERLAND | سرزمین مادریFrom Executive Producer Arian Moayed
A film by Jasmin Mozaffari
During 1979 at the height of the Iran Hostage crisis, Babak goes on a trip to meet his fiancé’s parents and ends up confronting the realities of what it means to be an Iranian immigrant in a patriotic post-Vietnam America.
Written and Directed by JASMIN MOZAFFARI
Starring
BEHTASH FAZLALI
ORIANA LEMAN
NIMA GHOLAMIPOUR
NIAZ SALIMI
JOHN RALSTON
BIRGITTE SOLEM
DANIEL HENKEL
Director of Photography FARHAD GHADERI
Editor ALEXANDER FARAH
Production Designer HELEN KOTSONIS
Costume Designer MARA ZIGLER
Produced by
CAITLIN GRABHAM
PRISCILLA GALVEZ
JASMIN MOZAFFARI
Executive Producers
ARIAN MOAYED
TAJ CRITCHLOW
ARSALAN ASLI
AMIR KARIMI
DEAN ROSEN
FULIANE PETIKYAN
Production Manager REBECA ORTIZ
Consulting Producer FARAN MORADI
Producer's Assistant RIELLE RAMOS
First Assistant Director DILA DOKUZOĞLU
Third Assistant Director JENNY JAMES THOMPSON
Additional Second Assistant Director JEFFREY BROWNELL
1st Assistant Camera MURRAY ANGOTTI
2nd Assistant Camera ADRIAN MUIR
Set Decorator LAURIE MACKENZIE
Set Dresser ARIEL HUGHES
On Set Props/Dresser ROSE MERGLER
Graphic Designer TESHAYA JERVIS
Art PAs
HANA JOOSE
NATALIE MARTIN
PAUL STURINO
SHARON M. WONG
VIC CHAN
Assistant Costumes REBECCA KAISER
Daily Costumes VALERIE SKLARR
Key Make-Up ANDI CLIFFORD
Assistant Make-Up SARAH BLACKHALL
Key Hair MACKENZIE HODGE
Assistant Hair PETRA VAN STIPHOUT
Sound Mixer & Boom Operator IAN REYNOLDS
Script Supervisor SADAF KAJEH
Intimacy Coordinators
MACKENZIE LAWRENCE
KRYSTLE FERDINAND
Choreographer MELISSA JJ MOORE
Key Grip NAZARIY ANDRUKHIV
Grip NATE WOOD
Daily Grip BOHDAN ANDRUKHIV
Gaffer IBRAHIM ISSA
Electric GABRIEL DINARDO
Daily Electric MITCH JONES
Steadicam Operator GREG FRANKOVICH
Locations Assistant SCOTT HIZAKA
Assistant Locations Manager LARYSA ONYSKIW
Special Effects Supervisor DEREK LISCOMB
Special Effects Technician COOPER STOCCO
Production Assistants
TOMMY MARSHALL
CAMERON STEWART
SEAN SWEENEY
BEN DEL VASTO
Drivers
JEFF CHIU
ENRIQUE BANIQUED
Camera Car Driver GARY BARD
Visual Effects ANDREW SCOTT
Graphics NIMA GHOLAMIPOUR
Sound Designer MITCHELL ALLEN
Sound Mixer for Theatrical Version JON LAWLESS
The Hongfu HotelOn the eve of their family hotel’s demolition, a father seeks to reunite with his son, passing on a multi-million-dollar inheritance along with a poignant request: to bid farewell to lingering spirits of the hotel's past guests.
Credits:
Director: Tian Xu
Producer(s): “Amy” Kouxiao Zhang, Xiaojia Zhu
Screenwriter(s): Bing Xu, Tian Xu, Michael Ben-Iftah Nutovits, Jacob Vaus
Cinematographer: “Steven” Sixiong Xie
Editor(s): Tian Xu, Yumeng “Judith” Zhu
Sound Designer: Chris Fleming
Production Designer: “Mojo” Miao Wen
Executive Producer: Bing Xu
Associate Producer: Michael Ben-Iftah Nutovits
Cast: Kevin Dang, Zhu-Sheng Yin, Annalee Richards, Christine Liao, Jason Sun
Laurels:
Tribeca Film Festival 2024
Indy Shorts Film Festival 2024
BreatheSundance Film Festival
Fantasia Film Festival
The Overlook Film Festival
Celluloid Screams
Denver Film Festival
Show Me Short Film Festival
Writer & Director : Stephen Kang
Producer: Mhairead Connor
Co-Producer: Samantha Dutton
In association with the New Zealand Film Commission
DOP: Tim Flower
Editor: Richard Shaw
Sound Designer: Dmitry Novikoc
Production Designer: Catherine Ellis
Costume: Ana Van Schie De Pont
Composer: Mike Newport
Makeup: Isa Lilai
Cast:
Gloria Zhang, CJ Hwang, Helena Eston, Mandy Faulkner, Addison Pritchard-Matangi
Production Manager: Daisy Lawless
1st AD: Kyan Krumdieck
Gaffer/Grip: Paul Everson
Script Supervisor: Zoey Zhao
1st AC: Ethan James
2nd AC: Josh Oliver
LX Assist: Jack Barry, Sasha Samaratunga, Tomika Whiu, Hadley Mcrobbie
Sound Recordist: David Green
PA: Nicole Chen
Assist Art Dir: Toni Gill
Stunt Co-ordinator: Amand Weaver
Stunt Assist: Mackey Crawley
OnSet Still: Zihán Chang
VFX Artist: Simon Baker, Greg Pawsey
Post Production Facility: Department of Post
Colourist: Julian Dyson
DI: Joss Hardman
ReRecord Mixer: Alex Chalcoff
ADR: Launa Barnes
Storyboard/Poster: Hanna Lee
Casting Assist: Angela Seol
Gear: Imagezone
Border HopperLaura, discovers a supernatural way to navigate the US immigration system like a video-game to get the travel permit she desperately needs. The magic solution soon shows unexpected consequences.
Directed by
Nico Casavecchia
Written by Mercedes Arturo / Nico Casavecchia
Featuring:
Laura - Gabriela Ortega
Jorge -Santiago Reyes McAllister
Agency guy - Sam Huntington
Produced by
Blaine Morris
Robin Spears
Nico Casavecchia
Gabriela Ortega
Sound Mix
Tritón Sonido
Gerardo Kalmar
Manuel de Andrés
Colorist
Arianna Shining Star
Animation Studio
Brut Films
Animation Directors
Studio Mostro / Brut Films
Brut Films Team
Executive Producer
Martín Allais
Post Producer
Sara Camacho Gutiérrez
Office Manager
Marga López
Animation team
(Mostro / Brut)
Animation Directors Studio Mostro
Alessio Delfini
Nicolò Ramacci
Storyboard
Juri Agostinelli
Design
Alessio Delfini
Mattia Di Meo
Animation
Alessio Delfini
Nicolò Ramacci
Maliboo
Clean up
Alessio Delfini
Nicolò Ramacci
Compositing
Alessio Delfini
Nicolò Ramacci
John Harrison
Additional Animation
Pedro Casavecchia
Gonzalo Allende
Abolfazl Babae
VFX Studio
Team 23
Team 23 crew
VFX Supervisor
Teo Palvi
VFX Artist
Jeronimo Lopez Pescio
Trailer Editor
Danny Muñoz
Thanks to
Beata Calinska, Eyal Resh, Guido Segal, Andrew Geller, Devin Brook,
Jonathan Notaro, Brand New School, SirReel, Brad Wilson, Rene Pinnell, Ross Siegel.
10,946I animated 30 frames a day for 1 year.
Set at 30 frames a second, each second represents 1 day.
All audio was sourced from videos taken with my phone from the year of daily animation.
The Name of the SonLucho, a 13-year-old trans boy, doesn't usually share much time with his father. When he goes on holiday with him and his younger sister, the new closeness puts their relationship to the test.
Premiered in Berlinale (Generation Kplus).
Awarded at Berlinale, Stockholm, Cinekid, NY ICFF, Outshine
Official selection at Palm Springs, Aspen, Mar del Plata, BFI, Raindance, Guadalajara, Huelva, Cinelatino, Asterisco.
Cast
Lucho: Tristán Miranda
Father: Daniel Cabot
Memi: Amanda Pérez Berch
Crew
Director: Martina Matzkin
Producer: Lucía Vela
Co-production: Rocio Pichirili & Francisco Quiñones Cuartas
Director of photography: Constanza Sandoval
Editor: Anna Rüegsegger
Sound designer: Alejandro Marani
Production designer: Marina Raggio
Casting director: María Laura Berch
Scriptwriter: Martina Matzkin
Costume designer: Florencia Gabelli
Make up artist: Magalí Diez
Assistant director: Gabriela Uassouf
Actoral coaching: María Milessi
Assistant producer: Camila Albertocchi
Local assistant producer: Marisa Regalbuto
Production trainee: Catalina Maradona
First assistant camera: Mariano Maximovicz
Second assistant camera: Alejandra Bustos
Gaffer: Emiliano Charna
Electric: Juan Borghi
Boom operator: Sofía Scovotti
Colorist: Javier Hick
Sound mixers: Emiliano Biaiñ and Marcos Zoppi (Zub Sonido)
VFX: Gabriel Matzkin
FacesA short film made with Khaite & Sisley Paris
Starring Rianne Van Rompaey as herself, in a space between dream and reality, 'Faces' depicts Rianne's absurd journey of making it on time to a packed theatre's stage for a much anticipated performance she has conceived of. What this performance is, though, remains unclear - including to herself.
Rianne Van Rompaey
Astrid Whettnall
Written & Directed by David Findlay
Executive Producer Rianne Van Rompaey
Produced by Solab Films
Executive Producers Evan Djenki, Nicolas Tiry
Line Producer Joaquin Cardoner
Co-Production companies Primo Content, Farm League, Firm
Co-Producers Nikhel Thavrani, Sultan Al-Saud, Geneviève André de la Porte, Martín Kalina, Cora Rodriguez, Manuel Beard
Associate Producers Tim Lynch, Michael Kuna
Director of Photography Antoine Cormier
Production Designer Lucie Libotte
Movement Coach Amy J. Gardner
Stylist Vanessa Traina
Make-up Artist Morgane Martini
Hairdresser Fabio Petri
Editor Gwen Ghelid
Musical Composer Kalaisan Kalaichelvan
Sound Designer Mitchell Allen
Colour Grade Sam Gilling, Bacon X
Stills Photographer Marcie Dvorak
Casting Victoria Machmudov
1st AD (MVP) Mathieu Perez
Production Manager Bastien Rousseau
Production Coordinator Alice Eynaud
Sophie Rachelle Hay
Steadicam op Sacha Naceri
1st AC Lola Rougier-Onnis
Gaffer Thomas Duprez
2nd Unit Director Xavier Damase
Graphic Designers Quentin Incarnato, Alexandra Larre
Post Production Coordinator Lilian Elsaesser
Mix Vapor Music
FONTAINES D.C. | HERE'S THE THINGDirector: Luna Carmoon
Editor: Joseph Taylor
Production Company: ProdCo
ALL THE TIMEHearing that her teenage sister is planning to commit suicide, Toranj is in limbo, not knowing how to react.
EYE SEEVideo for Pagani Eyewear
Illustrations: Hoji Tsuchiya
Words: David Taveras
Sound Engineering: Daniele Autore
Music Assistant: Davide Oro
In a remote desert town in Australia, population two, a couple manages an emergency airport and keeps vacant cottages in pristine condition, waiting for visitors who never seem to arrive.
Directed & Edited by Yannick Jamey
Produced & Shot by Lucy Pijnenburg & Yannick Jamey
Music by Ernst Reijseger
TightShort film written and directed by Jessica Barr.
A woman grappling with difficulty finding sexual pleasure after childbirth falls back on an old coping habit.
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SXSW - Midnight Section Official competition
Fantasia Film Festival - Opening Night Short
Florida Film Festival - Official competition
Hollyshorts Film Festival - Official competition
Palm Springs Shorts Fest - Official competition
Salute Your Shorts - Official competition
Cinema Femme Film Festival - Official competition
El Paso Film Festival - Official competition
Brooklyn Horror Festival - Official competition
Filmquest Film Festival - Official competition
New/Next Film Festival - Official competition
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Director : Jessica Barr
Writer : Jessica Barr
Producers : Jessica Barr, Kelly Wilcox, Sarah Whelden and Nate Comay
Cinematography : Sarah Whelden
Music : Mel Guérison
Production Design: Kelly Wilcox
Color: Walter Volpatto
Year of production : 2024
Duration : 13 minutes
Country : United States
Language : English
Mediums : 16 mm kodak film
Holiday HouseA content creator feels obligated to let her obsessed fan visit her workshop.
Starring: AnnaSophia Robb, David Brown
Director/Writer: Alex Heller
Producers: David Brown, Jack Forbes, Alex Heller
Director of Photography: Brody S. Anderson
1st Assistant Camera: Hao Yu
Editor: David Brown
Composer: Kotomi
Sound Designer: Justin Enoch
Production Sound Mixer: Daniel Enrique Bonilla
Colorist: Keyhan Bayegan
Production Manager: Kasper Selvig
Executive Producers: AnnaSophia Robb, Ben Gauthier
Cast: AnnaSophia Robb, David Brown, Antonio Marziale, Adrienne Becker
Official Selections:
Aspen Shortfest 2024
Palm Springs ShortFest 2024
Nashville Film Festival 2024
Atlantic International Film Festival 2024
SCAD Savannah Film Festival 2024
Short of the Week - November 2024
CULTS - Onions (Official Music Video)
Rap World
Guzzle BuddiesTwo tortured men spend the day taking care of one another.
Written and Directed by Michael Rees
Starring Lewis Pullman and Kyle Chase
Produced by Jess DiMento
Cinematography by Bart Cortright
Camera Operator Sarah Penson
1st AC Josh Bote
Color by Ben Federman
Edited by Michael Rees
Assistant editor Austin Frosch
Production sound by Victor Solorzano
VFX by Derek King
Sound design and mixing by Chase Everett
Posters by Robbie Barnett
Production companies Bender & Analoga
WildmenIn response to rising costs of living the citizens of Toronto begin renouncing their personhood en masse to legally become animals, forming a society of “Wildmen” in the city’s vast ravine network.
Paper"Paper" follows three interweaving stories about the cycle of debt. A recent widow who has fallen behind on life’s necessary expenses, a professional debt collector with his own expensive habits, and a loanshark’s enforcer trapped within his own wheel of obligations. The message is clear to all… pay up, or pay the consequences.
World Premiere 2024 Palm Springs International ShortFest
Official Selection 2024 HollyShorts International Film Festival
Official Selection 2024 Salute Your Shorts Film Fest
Official Selection 2024 Rhode Island International Film Festival
Official Selection 2024 Atlantic International Film Festival
Official Selection 2024 Edmonton International Film Festival
Official Selection 2024 Charlottetown International Film Festival
Editor: Amy Mielke
DOP: Kevin Fraser
Production Designer: Dominic Fegan
Colorist: Wade Odlum
Denial
Please Hold the Line // Short Film
Then Comes The BodyWhen a video of kids dancing in the rain goes viral, it brings global attention to an unlikely ballet school outside Lagos, Nigeria. Now, Daniel Ajala -- who learned ballet over YouTube -- is training students to perform on the world stage.
Awards
Winner: Best Short Non-Fiction @ Short Shorts Tokyo 2024 (Oscar Qualifying)
Winner: Desert Views Jury Award @ Palm Springs Shortfest 2024
Winner: Audience Award for Best Documentary @ Palm Springs Shortfest 2024
Winner: Best Short Doc @ San Francisco Dance Film Festival 2023
Winner: Audience Favorite @ DOCUTAH 2024
Winner: Best Short Film @ Film Fest Petaluma 2024
Winner: Best Doc Short @ Footcandle Film Festival 2024
Winner: Crystal SHIKA @ Nara International Film Festival 2024
Winner: Audience Grand Prize For Best Of Show @ 15 Short Film Festival 2024
Winner: Jury Award For Best Of Show @ 15 Short Film Festival 2024
Winner: Best Documentary @ 15 Short Film Festival 2024
Screening History
World Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival 2023
Int'l Premiere: Melbourne International Film Festival 2023
European Premiere: CamerImage 2023
Bendfilm
Nashville Film Festival
interfilm berlin
RiverRun Film Festival
Dokumentale
Psorakokalo
Festival Regard
Heart of Gold Film Festival
Canal Street Film Festival
ACT Human Rights Film Festival
Future Film Festival
KUKI
Santorini Film Festival
Zed Festival
The kids look at the skyA va tsongwana va txuvuka atilwene / As crianças olham para o céu.
Inspired by the poems of the Mozambican poet Noémia de Sousa, this is a bittersweet poetic piece of resilience, survival and struggle, based on a Mozambican group of people, co-existing and living humble but inspirational lives around the suburbs of Maputo.
Premiered in NOWNESS. Portrait of a Place.
Directed by Enric Ribes
Writted by Marta Polo Ysalgué & Enric Ribes
Film Editor / Head of Post by Guillermo Irriguible
Cinematography by Albert Bada Leal
Music Composer and Sound by Antarctica Apartment
Production Design by Andreu Panicot & Adrià P. Cuberos
Analog Animation by kinoMANUAL
Color by Lluís Velamazán
Executive Producer HÄNS
Associate Producer Guillermo Irriguible & Menta.tv
Muito obrigado.
fundación obra mercedaria, josé antonio marzo, alexandre domingos, josé antonio marín, centro de mercês T3 matola, joana rosa da cruz, marcelino peruca, josé juan gálvez, núria ortín, david lacasa, carnaby studio, jordi mestre, paula fortes, marcela regne, napalm rental, mordisco studio, escac, césar pesquera.
film labs. on8mil, andec, cinelab srl. foto labs. copialab, vm foto.
HickeyThree sisters come of age within a strict evangelical community in rural Oregon.
Written & Directed by Giovanna Molina
Screenings/Awards
2024 New/Next Film Festival
2024 PBS FINE CUT Festival of Films - Winner Best Narrative Award
2024 Catalina Film Festival - Winner Best Advanced Student Short
2024 Bolton International Film Festival
2024 Cinema Femme Short Film Festival
2024 Annapolis Film Festival
2024 Green Mountain Film Festival
2023 Indie Memphis Film Festival - Winner Best Narrative Short, Audience Award
2023 Santa Fe International Film Festival
2023 Kerry International Film Festival
2023 Eastern Oregon Film Festival
2023 WME FutureFest
2023 Dances With Films
Made with the support of the Sundance Ignite Fellowship and the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
George-PeterlandFive eight-year-olds founds the imaginary world ”George-Peterland”. A dreamy forest land with cute chickens, to which you can travel by just shutting your eyes. When rules takes over the imaginary world, it becomes a nightmare. YOU SHALL NOT EAT CHICKEN. YOU MUST LOVE YELLOW. YOU MUST BELIEVE IN THE CHICKEN GOD.
If I Die in AmericaSXSW Official Selection, World Premiere
Palm Springs Shortfest Official Selection
Hollyshorts Official Selection
Newfest Official Selection
Philadelphia Film Festival Official Selection
Chicago Critics Film Festival Official Selection
Short of the Week Official Selection
CAST
Gil Perez-Abraham
Hana Chamoun
Moud Sabra
George Shakkour
Ilham Malki
CREW
Writer/Director - Ward Kamel
Producers - Adrián Lausell Caban, Cameron Morton
Associate Producer - Yasemin Bilgen
1st AD - Catrin Ody
2nd AD - Heloise Lowenthal
Casting Director - Emily Rucker
Director of Photography - Idil Eryurekli
1st AC - Benjy Berkowitz
2nd AC - Ashe Leen
Gaffer - Emmett Luciano
Key Grip - Stefan Nachmann
G&E Swing - Samon Siripanichgon
Production Designer - Sophia S. Uehara
Costume Designer - Isabella Evans
Art Assistant - Kaitlyn O'Bryon
Sound Mixer - Pat Zimmon
Script Supervisor - Sarah Nocquet
CCO - Emily Deforest
Post-Production Producer - San Yvin
Editor - Nathaniel Stevens
Colorist - Zack Chalmers
Post Sound - Pat Zimmon
AN EXAMPLEIn twenty fast paced minutes set in real time, we follow nurse Emma as she arrives for her evening shift at a closed psychiatric facility. It’s a day like any other. Colleagues are out sick, patients are dealing with acute problems and Emma and her co-workers must be creative to get through the shift in the best possible way, but with too many patients and not enough hands, Emma soon realizes that things can go horribly wrong in a blink of an eye.
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Thank you to everyone who shared their stories with us.
2024 WINNER - BEST DANISH SHORT FILM, DANISH FILM ACADEMY - ROBERT
2024 WINNER, JURY AWARD - REGARD SAGUENAY INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
2024 WINNER, MAIN PRIZE, DISCOVER FILM FESTIVAL
2024 OFFICIAL SELECTION, BOGOSHORTS, BOGOTA SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
2024 OFFICIAL SELECTION - TAMPERE FILM FESTIVAL
2024 OFFICIAL SELECTION - CLERMONT-FERRAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
2023 WINNER, BEST DANISH SHORT FILM - OFF, ODENSE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
2023 OFFICIAL SELECTION - NORDIC FILM DAYS LÜBECK
2023 OFFICIAL SELECTION - PÖFF SHORTS
2023 OFFICIAL SELECTION - NORDISK PANORAMA
2023 OFFICIAL SELECTION - POITIERS FILM FESTIVAL
2023 WINNER, BEST DANISH SHORT FILM - COPENHAGEN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
2023 WINNER, BEST FICTION + SHORTLIST - EKKO SHORTLIST FESTIVAL
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Emma: Benedikte Hansen
Alberte: Carla Eleonora Feigenberg
Asiya: Amira Jasmina Jensen
Camilla: Frederikke Dahl Hansen
Stefan: Rudi Køhnke
Hans Erik: Jan Mogensen
Tage: Mark Schedler
Carsten: Henrik Meller
Michael: Joel Hyrland
Agnete: Nessie Beik
Stine: Josefine Stougaard Feldmann
Casper: Daniel Mierz
Micki: Andreas Bruun Pedersen
Mads: Oliver Uhre Christensen
AG: Cæcilia Holbek Trier
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Director: Selma Sunniva
Producer: Christian Lønhart
Screenwriter: Kristine Plechinger Tüchsen
DoP: Loui Ladegaard
1st ac: Oskar Degn Hald
2nd ac: Sofie Meldhede
DIT: Maja Klostergaard
Co-producer: Ida Augusta Helk
Prod. manager: Greta Stahl
Prod. coordinator: Nikolaj Dalgaard
Prod. ass: Frederikke Thun
Runner: Anne Sophie Helles & Peter Hantsch
Executive producere: Joachim Morre & Søren Kahr
Gaffer: Kristian Sandmark
Best boy: Christian Lightbody
Sound recordist: Telma Piil
Production design: Signe Krab Nymann
Prop master: Martha Lieberath
Costume designer: Benedicte Morre
Make up-artist: Karoline Rye
Casting: Carla Malling Agger & Astrid Faarup
Stunt: Anders Nylander
Editor: Mikael Nørlund
Sound design: Nora Øland
Foley artist: Oscar Metcalfe Rinaldo
Foley operator: Telma Piil
Editor ass.: Maja Klostergaard
Colorist: Jonas Bech
VFX: Martin Lundgaard
Artwork: Suree Zawidi
