Lavender’s Blue was directed by Saranne Bensusan, who wrote it along with Rachael Howard (author of Memories.) The film includes the nursery-rhyme that Rachael wrote for her short story, which is performed by Guthrie Lowe.
for a full cast and crew see the IMDB page.
Saranne Bensusan‘s sci-fi short Lavender’s Blue, has been selected for the Pune Short Film Festival which take place in India in June.
The film written by Saranne and fellow Anthropocene Chronicles writer Rachael Howard, stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter
The Maverick Movie Awards for 2018 were finally announced today and Lavender’s Blue picked up a nomination in the Special achievement category, citing “Story told with single camera shot”
to see a rundown of all the nominees and winners from the 2018 Maverick Movie Awards click here
Saranne Bensusan‘s short film Lavender’s Blue has been selected for Montevideo Fantastico, a festival of horror, fantasy and science fiction, which starts next week (dec. 17th) and ends on Feb. 28th.
Lavender’s Blue, directed by Saranne Bensusan has made the First selection at the Moving Pictures Festival, which takes place in Kalmthout, Belgium, later this month.
Th film was co-written by Rachel Howard and stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter.
Lavender’s Blue, the short film directed by Saranne Bensusan and starring Stine Olsen, has achieved Semi-Finalist status at the Near-Nazareth Film Festival.
The festival takes place in Afula, Israel from December 2nd to December 6th.
The short film Lavender’s Blue, directed by Saranne Bensusan, is a semi-finalist at the Alternative Film Festival in Toronto. The film written by Saranne Bensusan and Rachael Howard is part of The Anthropocene Chronicles and stars actress Stine Olsen in the role of Emilie with Natalie Sloth Richter playing Gina her A.I. unit.
The short film Lavender’s Blue, starring Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter has been selected for the BAFTA qualifying Portabello Road Film Festival in September. The screenplay was written, in Danish, by (director) Saranne Bensusan and inspired by the nursery rhyme written by Rachael Howard for the short story “Memories” for The Anthropocene Chronicles
Download a sample (including “Scheduled” from anthropocenechronicles.com)
