An Interview with Writer/Director Albert Acosta
We sat down with Writer/Director Albert Acosta to discuss his debut short film, (ha-ha), Acosta's foray into narrative cinema, and how his personal experiences have shaped his filmmaking philosophy.
The Red Admiral
A blue-collar worker falls into a magical world and finds himself embroiled in a battle with a violent butterfly.
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A blue-collar worker falls into a magical world and finds himself embroiled in a battle with a violent butterfly.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Josh Hamblin
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Runtime:63 minutes
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Josh Hamblin
Director
Johnson Manukau
Terry
Kylah Carree
Beth
Amelia Davey
Kathy
Tara Weston-Webb
Red Admiral
Paul Thompson
Narrator
Tony Zhou
Al / Dave / Steven / Homeless Man / Friend #2 / Piano Man / Suit #2 / Department of Annihilation #2
Timothy Hamblin
Aaron
Devon Colquhoun
Destiny / Big-Swing No-Ding / Negligent Mother / Rugby Player / Misty
Pamela Kaval
Colonel Heidi Meyer / Ghost Evangeline / Granny Tera / IRD Runaway / Roadkill Rosie
Matt Hicks
Outdoorsman
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