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The William Tell Act

“It's not the words they're paying for... it's the performance.”

Synopsis

Joan Vollmer was supposed to be a writer. Instead, she’s found herself playing house with a heroin addict in Mexico City. As she sets the table for the men who will go on to become the Beat Generation, the line between performance and reality starts to blur.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Marley Tremmel
Screenplay & Story
Marley Tremmel
Original Title
The William Tell Act
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
10m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Marley Tremmel

Screenplay & Story

Marley Tremmel

Director of Photography

Lynden Joslin

Film Editing

Cadence Marsolek

Producers

Marley Tremmel, Jack Kabel

Department Leadership Roster

Marley Tremmel

Director

Marley Tremmel

Producer

Marley Tremmel

Writer

Jack Kabel

Jack Kabel

Producer

Lynden Joslin

Director of Photography

Jamie Chenhall

Production Design

Jamie Honeyman

Production Design

Cadence Marsolek

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The William Tell Act.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The William Tell Act

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The William Tell Act about?

Joan Vollmer was supposed to be a writer. Instead, she’s found herself playing house with a heroin addict in Mexico City. As she sets the table for the men who will go on to become the Beat Generation, the line between performance and reality starts to blur.

Who directed The William Tell Act?

The William Tell Act was directed by Marley Tremmel.

Who stars in The William Tell Act?

The principal cast of The William Tell Act includes Lisa Wolf, Tim Brown, Ryan Stack, Elisha Kempf, Jack Harrow.

When was The William Tell Act released and how long is it?

The William Tell Act was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 10m.