Gorgon
In ancient Greece, a lone Warrior travels into a dreary wood to confront a terrifying, powerful presence: the Gorgon, Medusa.
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Carrsan T. MorrisseyDirector"The Woe Land Saga, Chapter One: ingrID"
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Shelby DavisAssistant Director"The Woe Land Saga, Chapter One: ingrID"
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Carrsan T. MorrisseyWriter"The Woe Land Saga, Chapter One: ingrID"
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Finch MooreKey Cast"Warrior""The Woe Land Saga: Sunday Morning Meeting" (Short)
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Carrsan T. MorrisseyEditors"The Woe Land Saga, Chapter One: ingrID"
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Shelby DavisEditors"The Woe Land Saga, Chapter One: ingrID"
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:drama, thriller, horror, historical, fantasy
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Runtime:13 minutes 17 seconds
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Completion Date:November 6, 2019
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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The Iowa Motion Picture AwardsOttumwa, IA
United States
April 4, 2020
NOMINATED: "Best Short Film" -
Direct Monthly Online Film Festival
International Online Festival
Official Selection
Distribution Information
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YouTubeCountry: Worldwide
Carrsan T. Morrissey is an award-winning filmmaker, self-published author, and playwright from Cedar Falls, Iowa, known for horror films, thrillers, and powerful dramas with a distinctly independent feel.
Raw, uncompromising, and often heavy in tone, Morrissey's films are also known for their diverse casts and characters, especially in regards to the LGBTQIA+ Community.
Her films have been viewed over 2.4 million times online, and her novel "Old Wounds" debuted as one of the Top 25 best-selling new LGBT Horror Novels on Amazon, remaining on the Top 100 list for several weeks afterwards.
In the last 9 years she has written, directed, and edited over a dozen film projects, 7 of which are feature-length. Her newest work can be found at vimeo.com/matriarchfilms.
"My mission is to highlight the cinematic beauty of Iowa, to create opportunities for artistic; genre-defying collaboration in the Cedar Valley, and to tell stories that seamlessly blend psychological horror, modern folktale, and current social and political issues. I cast primarily actors from the LGBTQA+ Community, and I challenge the prospect that horror stories must be told a certain way.
In short: I want to break the rules, and have fun doing it."
-Carrsan T. Morrissey