Shooting Hedda Gabler
Shooting Hedda Gabler unfolds on a movie set in Norway where filming is underway for a film adaptation of Hedda Gabler. Inspired by conversations born out of the #MeToo movement, Nina Segal has created an affectionate, sharp and chilling reframing of Henrik Ibsen’s 130-year-old story.
After being offered the title role, an American actress seizes her opportunity to escape Hollywood – and gain some artistic credibility. What awaits her in Norway is a film set where reality and fiction are blurred by Henrik, the brilliant and demanding director.
With every moment being filmed, she is gripped by paranoia. As the atmosphere on set becomes increasingly claustrophobic, Henrik becomes fixated on how to end the movie with a bang.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Berta | Anna Andresen |
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Ejlert | Avi Nash |
Hedda | Antonia Thomas |
Henrik | Christian Rubeck |
Jørgen | Joshua James |
Thea | Matilda Bailes |
Crew | |
Assistant Director | Amy Crighton |
Casting Director | Sam Jones |
Costume Designer | Milla Clarke |
Director | Jeff James |
Intimacy & Movement Director | Ingrid Mackinnon |
Lighting Designer | Hansjörg Schmidt |
Set Designer | Rosanna Vize |
Sound Designer & Composer | Kieran Lucas |
Writer / Adaptor | Nina Segal |
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Photo credits
- Antonia Thomas as Hedda, Creative Commons Attribution
- Shooting Hedda Gabler by Andy Paradise, Creative Commons Attribution
- Shooting Hedda Gabler by Andy Paradise, Creative Commons Attribution
- Shooting Hedda Gabler by Andy Paradise, Creative Commons Attribution
- Shooting Hedda Gabler by Andy Paradise, Creative Commons Attribution
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