The Cello Trailer

The Cello Trailer (2008)

05 December 2008 Drama 20 mins

The sounds of a cello played by a young woman herald the onslaught of puberty and its headaches for a precocious 13 year old boy when he is enrolled in a cello lesson.

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Cast

Natalie Brown

as Claude

Aidan Greene

as William

Derek Herd

as Adult Ensemble Audience / Recital Audience

Karis MacDougall

as Violinist

Danijel Margetic

as The Boyfriend

Alex James Pedersen

as Gang Leader

Paul Stephen

as Father

Crew

Todor Kobakov

Original Music Composer

Greg Ng

Greg Ng Editor

Ray Dumas

Ray Dumas Director of Photography

Érik Cimon

Director

International Releases Dates

Canada 05 December 2008

Production Companies

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