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Gwen ()


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A folk tale set in the hills of Wales during the industrial revolution.

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Gwen
Jodie Innes ...
Mari
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Dr Wren
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Mr Wynne
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Elen
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Minister Bowen
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Edward Morris
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Harri Morris
Dyfrig Evans ...
Father
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Naser Azad ...
Moises

Directed by

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William McGregor

Written by

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William McGregor ... ()

Produced by

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Hilary Bevan Jones ... producer
Angharad Elen ... associate producer
Lizzie Francke ... executive producer
Paul Grindey ... executive producer
Fergus Haycock ... executive producer
Laura Macara ... Production Executive: Great Point Media
Charles Moore ... executive producer
Tom Nash ... producer
Adam Partridge ... executive producer
Joanna Thapa ... line producer

Music by

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James Edward Barker

Cinematography by

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Adam Etherington

Editing by

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Mark Towns

Editorial Department

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Gareth Bishop ... on-line editor
Annalisa Boyd ... first assistant editor
Lauren De Rigny ... on-line editor
Adam Inglis ... colorist

Casting By

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Andy Pryor

Production Design by

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Laura Ellis Cricks

Art Direction by

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Tom Coates

Set Decoration by

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Candice Marchlewski
Ellie Pash

Costume Design by

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Dinah Collin

Makeup Department

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Mary Cooke ... hair stylist: dailies / makeup artist: dailies
Maxine Crew ... make up/hair trainee
Jennifer Drew ... hair stylist: dailies / makeup artist: dailies
Annie McConnell ... hair and makeup daily
Niamh Morrison ... hair designer / makeup designer
Elen Thomas ... regular crowd daily
Karleigh Williams ... assistant makeup artist
Rowena Dean ... daily makeup (uncredited)

Production Management

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Charlotte Dean ... post-production supervisor
Jessica Hodges ... production manager
Emma Kayee ... production manager: BFI
Richard Ruck ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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George Every ... first assistant director
James R. Kipping ... third assistant director
Elliott Tugwell ... crowd third assistant director

Art Department

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Sarah Bradley ... graphic designer
Monica Casey ... art department assistant
Frantisek Copf ... standby props
Neil Hornshaw ... set dresser
Mair Jones ... standby art director
Frankie Leeming ... set dresser
Adam McCreight ... property master
Laura McDonald ... standby props
Roxanne Rousseaux ... petty cash buyer (as Roxanne Farnham)
Alexandra Slade ... production buyer

Sound Department

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Anna Bertmark ... sound designer / supervising sound editor
Henry Dyer ... boom operator
Luisa Hadley ... foley editor: foley artist (as Luisa Bifulco)
Dan Johnston ... foley artist
Duncan McAllister ... foley recordist
Tom Rowbotham ... ADR mixer
Carl Rowse ... sound assistant and boom operator
Jonathan Seale ... sound mixer
Blair Slater ... foley supervision
Jules Woods ... re-recording mixer
Michele Woods ... adr editor / dialogue editor

Special Effects by

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Emily Fisher ... special effects technician
Mathew Horton ... senior special effect technician
Alister Reynolds ... special effects technician
Chris Reynolds ... special effects supervisor
John Schoonraad ... special effects: prop guts

Visual Effects by

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Ivelina Dobreva ... compositing supervisor: Axis Studios
Howard Jones ... visual effects supervisor
Jessica Phillips ... visual effects coordinator
Paul Schleicher ... visual effects producer
Siubhan Smith ... visual effects producer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Doug Walshe Aco ... steadicam operator (as Doug Walshe)
Sam Alberg ... gaffer
Gareth Brough ... electrician
Lauren Byrne ... camera trainee: main unit
Karl Clarke ... director of photography: 2nd Unit
Alec Garner ... digital imaging technician
Cameron Howatson ... first assistant camera
Chris Hughes ... key grip
Sebastian Lamb ... electrician
Daniel Mccormick ... electrician
Oliver Poole ... best boy
Marina Selega ... second assistant camera: B Unit
Alice Stevens ... electrician (as Alice Wooldridge Stevens)
Mick Teer ... electrician
Josefine Thieme ... second assistant camera
Abi Timmins ... camera trainee: dailies
Louis Vella ... camera trainee: B Cam
Des Willie ... still photographer

Casting Department

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Ri McDaid-Wren ... casting associate
Helen Pritchard ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Pearl Haslam ... Textile artist: United Kingdom
Rosie Lorenz ... costume standby
Poppy Moorcroft ... costume trainee
Dulcie Scott ... costume supervisor

Location Management

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Ben Davenport ... location assistant
Lowri Thomas ... location manager
Henry Woolley ... location scout

Script and Continuity Department

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Eleri Wyn Jones ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Wayne Green ... facilities account manager

Additional Crew

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Mary Brehony ... legal services: Ffilm Cymru Wales
Pauline Burt ... financier
Natalie Grady ... dialect coach
Paul Hillier ... insurance
Lauren Mills ... floor runner
Cindy Morris ... animal master
Charlie Niel ... production assistant
Emma Parsons ... production secretary
Phil Pease ... healthy & safety: recce
Laura Pettitt ... unit publicist
Helen Pritchard ... fixer
Kevin Smith ... animal wrangler
Dean Wares ... main and end titles designer
Samantha White ... production coordinator
Kok-yee Yau ... production executive: Great Point Media

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In the stark beauty of 19th Century Snowdonia a young girl tries desperately to hold her home together. Struggling with her mother's mysterious illness, her father's absence and a ruthless mining company encroaching on their land. A growing darkness begins to take grip of her home, and the suspicious local community turns on Gwen and her family.

Plot Keywords
Taglines The Dark Outside is Calling for Her See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • The Dark Outside (United Kingdom)
  • La Terre des Oubliés (France)
  • Гвен (Russia)
  • Gven (Serbia)
  • The Dark Outside
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Runtime
  • 84 min
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Box Office

Budget GBP2,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The screenplay for Gwen was requested by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences for archival in The Academy's research collection devoted to the history and development of the motion picture as an art form and an industry. See more »

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