Joseph Guy / Requiem | NFTS Showcase 2021 – Fiction

Posted on June 14, 2021 in BCine Partners, Film Schools, NFTS, Short Films, Showcase, Students, Training & Skills, Up and Coming Talent by National Film and Television School

Requiem is set in 1605, against the backdrop of the witch trials. It follows Evelyn as she engages in a game of cat and mouse against her father, Minister Gilbert, in order to be with Mary, the woman she loves.

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