Lavender’s Blue, directed by Saranne Bensusan, has been selected for the Mumbai international cult film festival which is scheduled to take place on December the fifth.
The short film starring Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter was co-written by Rachael Howard and and Saranne Bensusan with music and lyrics performed by Guthrie Lowe.
Lavender’s Blue has been selected for the 7th Goa short Film Festival, which is scheduled for November of 2020, Coronavirus permiting.
The film which stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter was directed by Saranne Bensusuan.
Saranne Bensusan‘s horror short Ménage du Trois has been selected for the first Nosferatu Film Festival, which takes place late next year, and is hosted by The Savoy Cinema, Doncaster.
The film stars Louise Rhian Poole and Mark Preston, and has already has a lot of festival success
In a recent Panel discussion at The Tallinn Black Nights festival, the problems of just aiming your film at these two exhibitors was discussed. Read the full article on Screen Daily
Saranne Bensusan’s Dystopian short, Lavender’s Blue, which was co-written by Rachael Howard and stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter has been selected for the Mentone Film Festival which takes place on November 12th and 13th.
following last year’s selection of Ménage du Trois, Saranne Bensusan‘s latest short, Lavender’s Blue has been selected for the annual SpookyFest in CanalTown, which this year takes place on October 19th.
The dystopian short Lavender’s Blue has been selected for this year’s SLUM film festival (the ninth edition), which is being held in Nairobi, Kenya.
The short film, directed by Saranne Bensusan, was co-written by Rachael Howard and stars Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter
Saranne Bensusan‘s sci-fi short, Lavender’s Blue, which she co-wrote with Rachael Howard has been selected for the Fantastic film festival, which takes place later this month.
You can vote for the film here
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.
