116 - Director's Cut (2024)
A woman wakes in a trashed hotel room with a younger man who only speaks French.
Lost in Translation x The Hangover.
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Julia CampanelliDirectorA Day In November
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Julia CampanelliWriterThe Paisley Witch Trial, A Day In November
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Julia CampanelliProducerA Day In November
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Nick AtkinsonProducer
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Julia CampanelliKey CastNBCUNiversal's Dementia 13
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Sean Yves LessardKey CastAbraham's Desert
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Lauretta PrevostDirector of PhotographyMy Brother's Keeper
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Dina AlexanderEditorFlight of Hope
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Julia CampanelliProduction DesignerA Day In November
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Dina AlexanderSound DesignerFlight of Hope
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Julia HaltiganComposer
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:14 minutes 58 seconds
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Completion Date:July 18, 2018
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Production Budget:25,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:RED
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Aspect Ratio:1.78
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Julia Campanelli is an award-winning filmmaker, actor, and Raindance Screenwriting Fellow, known for her commitment to gender parity and inclusion in the arts. Founder and Producing Director of Shelter Film, a New York independent film company dedicated to changing the narrative in front of and behind the camera with visually provocative and socially impactful films by and about women and marginalized humans.
Shelter’s inaugural film, 116, has received 30 awards including 10 Best Film and 8 Best Director Awards. Julia’s screenplay, The Paisley Witch Trial, (pilot and feature) has won 12 Best Screenplay awards including Academy Nicholl Quarterfinalist 2024, Best Unproduced Screenplay, American Zoetrope finalist, and is Black List recommended.
Julia was Founder and Artistic Director of Shelter Theatre Group, a not-for-profit company dedicated to diversity and inclusion on stage. She directed and produced 13 stage productions in New York, including the site specific, critically acclaimed MACBETH on LES.
As an actor Julia is known for NBCUniversal’s Dementia 13, 116, Kill the Monsters, and as Hecate in Punchdrunk’s Obie Award-winning immersive production Sleep No More.