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Short Film by Blauw Films

Short Film by Blauw Films follows a man who has just learned about his girlfriend's pregnancy.

The film is about a man making peace with the idea of becoming a father.

Unprepared for this change in his life, he falls into a nightmarish experience.It was created as a personal project between the members of Blauw Films, but most importantly, between friends.

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Blauw Films Presents:

Short Film by Blauw Films

Starring:

Riley Clark
Emma Blacklay-Piech
Silvia Lualdi
Jeffrey Sangalang

Producer: Gianluca Barra
Writer & Director: Leonardo Verkoelen
Director of Photography: Erick Alcaraz
Editor: Gaby Fernández Walean
Music: Elmar Peters
First Assistant Director: Magdalena Essel
Casting Director: Sara Alves
Production Designer: Teresa Almeida
Make-Up: Belen Revenga Lopez
Special Effects: Belen Revenga Lopez & Teresa Almeida
First Assistant Camera: Tomas Posada
Set Photography: Nic Roques
Second Assistant Camera: Roberto Palattella
Gaffer: Mac Hughes & Nic Roques
Location: Michael Wood & Bogdana Petrova
Sound Recordist: Jonny Willett
ADR Recordist: Orestes Mersinias
Sound Designer: Elmar Peters
Colorist: Erick Alcaraz & Leonardo Verkoelen

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