Ticket For Death

A Short film of

Pauline Moreau

Produced by

All In One Production

Production year2019

Runtime16 min

Synopsis

What if death was life’s purpose?

Three chosen ones have the great privilege to die prematurely by winning in addition their place in heaven.

At the threshold of their delivery, their ideology is shaken under the influence of a strange dissident.

Credits

Director (1)

Pauline Moreau
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Actors (4)

Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : All In One Production

Full credits (13)

Executive Producer : Dominique Moreau

Screenwriters : Antonin Lacoste, Jonathan Deléglise

Director of Photography : Charles Lesur

Music Composer : Matthias Coadic

Assistant directors : Antonin Lacoste, Paul Landry

Editor : Charles Bommert

Sound Recordist : Benoît Hauton

Executive Producer : Dominique Moreau

Voice : Pauline Moreau, Benoît Bouvet

Continuity supervisor : Pauline Andrault

Special Effects : Charles Bommert

Grader : Charles Bommert

Sound Mixer : Benoît Hauton

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Black comedy, Drama
Themes : Death, Society, Psychology
Production language : French
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French
Production year : 2019
Runtime : 16 min 55 seconds
Visa number : 149.886
Visa issue date : 27/02/2019
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 2.1
Audio format : Digital 5.1
Rating restrictions : None

Resources

Website(1)

https://www.allinone-prod.fr/equipe/bon-pour-la-mort/

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