Never Have I Ever

A Short film of

Joyce A. Nashawati

Produced by

Venin Films

Production year2024

Runtime19 min

Synopsis

I wake up gagged, hands and feet tied.
I can see the clouds go by through the window.
I'm in the back seat of a car.
Who is this man driving? And where is he taking me?

Credits

Director (1)

Joyce A. Nashawati
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Actors (2)

Production and distribution (3)

Executive Producer : Venin Films

Co-production : Pretty Pictures

Associate producer : Pan Cinéma

Full credits (15)

Executive Producers : Flavien Giorda, Yann Gonzalez

Co-producers : James Velaise, Thomas Jacquey, Jules Boyer

Associate producers : Elina Löwensohn, Bertrand Mandico

Assistant director : Marylou Weber

Screenwriter : Joyce A. Nashawati

Director of Photography : Jonathan Ricquebourg

Sound Recordist : Olivier Pelletier

Costume designer : Laurence Benoît

Editor : Julie Wuillai

Assistant Operators : Thomas Legrand, Louise Hartvick

Sound Editor : Julien Roig

Production Designer : William Mordos

Grader : Élie Akoka

Make-up Artist : Amanda Silaen

Sound mixers : Vincent Verdoux, Ken Yasumoto

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Psychological drama, Horror, Suspense film
Themes : Fate, Death, Fear
Production language : No dialogue
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2024
Runtime : 19 min 42 seconds
Visa number : 160.723
Visa issue date : 28/11/2024
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 2.39
Audio format : Digital 5.1
Rating restrictions : Under 16

News & awards

News (1)

All the French films at the 49th Toronto Film Festival

26 AUGUST 2024

Festivals & events

Selections (1)

TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival)
Canada, 2024
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