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
Saranne Bensusan‘s Danish language short film Lavender’s Blue has been selected for the one take film festival in Zagreb, Croatia which takes place 19-21 October.
Like the other Short films that we have available, Subtitles for Lavenders Blue are now available for festivals to download from our website, they can also be downloaded from Vimeo if you saw the film there, though our SRT file collection has a larger range in it than you’ll find on Vimeo.
A mobile friendly, version of Saranne Bensusan‘s latest film, Lavenders Blue, has been made available for your viewing pleasure. The film starring Stine Olsen and Natalie Sloth Richter serves as a prequel to the Anthropocene Chronicles books.
What Happened to Emilie?
http://anthropocenechronicles.com/read-review-emma-pullars-dystopian-thriller-skeletal
http://anthropocenechronicles.com/aisia-rafiq-joins-lavendars-blue-makeup-artist#.Wf73jNBl-Uk
Danish Dancer and Choreographer Natalie Sloth Richter is to provide the voice for Gina, Emilie’s A.I Unit in the upcoming short Lavender’s Blue which is set prior to Anthropocene Chronicles Part I See some of Natalie’s previous work here