Five Directors' Interpretations of Opening Suite Trailer

Five Directors' Interpretations of Opening Suite Trailer (2013)

10 December 2013 Music 13 mins

A short film set to the music of David Yow, consisting of the segments "Snow Blind" (directed by Adam Harding), "Nearly Invisible" (directed by Jennifer Lynch), "Secret Kitten" (directed by Todd Adam Philips), "Swell" (directed by Tim Rutili) and "No, Proko" (directed by Jared Varava).

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Cast

Aaron Gaffey

as Monty (segment "Swell")

Ward Roberts

as Monty (segment "Swell")

Kaiza Losch

as Girl (segment "Snow Blind")

Juliana Paciulli

as Mother (segment "Secret Kitten")

Malcolm Wade

as Boy (segment "Secret Kitten")

David Yow

as Man (segment "Nearly Invisible")

Crew

Tim Rutili

Director

Shane Daly

Shane Daly Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 10 December 2013

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