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Penrose

Synopsis

On a film set, Kaja, a young actress, refuses to deliver her lines to her partner who is holding her at gunpoint. Like the character she is playing, Kaja is convinced that she will die at the end of the take. But Anna, the director, Marc, the producer, and Joseph, her partner, are determined to shoot the scene despite Kaja’s pleas.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Thomas Pédeneau
Screenplay & Story
Thomas Pédeneau
Original Title
Penrose
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
15m
Production Studios
Alcé Production, Pictanovo

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Thomas Pédeneau

Screenplay & Story

Thomas Pédeneau

Director of Photography

Pepe Quintanilla

Film Editing

Sonia Sokolowski

Producers

Mélody Jagu

Department Leadership Roster

Thomas Pédeneau

Director

Thomas Pédeneau

Writer

Pepe Quintanilla

Director of Photography

Sonia Sokolowski

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Penrose.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Penrose

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

What is Penrose about?

On a film set, Kaja, a young actress, refuses to deliver her lines to her partner who is holding her at gunpoint. Like the character she is playing, Kaja is convinced that she will die at the end of the take. But Anna, the director, Marc, the producer, and Joseph, her partner, are determined to shoot the scene despite Kaja’s pleas.

Who directed Penrose?

Penrose was directed by Thomas Pédeneau.

Who stars in Penrose?

The principal cast of Penrose includes Alysson Paradis, Isabel Otero, Edouard Giard, Dominique Thomas, Grégory Maiuri.

When was Penrose released and how long is it?

Penrose was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 15m.