Scarlett
A scientist attempts to bring Scarlett, his dearly departed wife, back to life by using an elixir composed of her live cells.
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Govind DeeceeDirectorUnearthed, Give and Take, Empire State, Gripped
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Terry JonesDirectorUnearthed, Give and Take, Empire State, Gripped
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Akshay RahejaDirectorChuppi (Silence)
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Govind DeeceeWriter
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Terry JonesWriter
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Natalia ChevchenkoKey Cast
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Radim JíraKey Cast
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Student
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Genres:Drama, horror, science fiction, experimental, 35mm
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Completion Date:May 15, 2016
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Production Budget:3,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Czech Republic
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Country of Filming:Czech Republic
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:35mm
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Aspect Ratio:4:3
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Syracuse University
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Arte Non Stop Film FestivalBuenos Aires
Argentina
September 27, 2016
World Premiere
Menciones Especiales (Special Mention) -
Post Mortem International Film FestivalAguascalientes
Mexico
October 28, 2016
“Scarlett” is a collaborative effort by Terry Jones, Akshay Raheja and Govind Deecee.
“Scarlett” was produced while studying 35mm film production at the FAMU film school in the Czech Republic and was awarded a Special Mention at the 2016 Arte Non Stop Film Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Terry Jones grew up on the Cattaraugus Indian reservation and is an enrolled member of the Seneca Nation of Indians from New York State. In the fall of 2015, Jones’ collaborative short film (with Govind Deecee) “Give and Take” premiered at the LA Skins Film Festival where he was awarded the “2015 Emerging Filmmaker” award. Terry also traveled to India to film portions of his senior capstone film project called “Gathered Places: An Indian Documentary Film”.
Raheja gew up in Gurgaon, which is located outside Dehli, India.
Govind Deecee is originally from the city of Kottayam which is located in Southern India.
Terry Jones is a Native American filmmaker and educator currently living on the Seneca Nation territory in Western New York. Growing up on an American Indian reservation has given Jones a unique worldview perspective. Jones has a passion for sharing Iroquois history and culture through his videos and sharing of indigenous foods. It is Jones’ intention to engage his audiences’ five senses through his work.
Jones would like to use his art as an agent of change. Like many other communities, Jones' home territory is confronted with many issues that negatively impact its quality of life (loss of language, drug abuse, diabetes, environmental dangers, public safety and injustice). It is his hope that his future film projects will promote and facilitate dialogue that can influence changes in public policy.