Synopsis:
For more then 20 years Charles Manson has refused to communicate to the outside world. Until now. These are actual never before heard phone conversations between Canadian best selling author Marlin Marynick and Charles Manson.
- Director:
- Leah Shore
- Year:
- 2012
- Country:
- United States
- Running time:
- 5 min.
- Technique:
- Mixed media
- Production type:
- Professional
- Producers:
- Leah Shore, Carl D’Andre, Michaela Olsen
- Animator:
- Leah Shore
- Script writer:
- Leah Shore
- Sound designers:
- Alec Henninger, Leah Shore
- Editor:
- Leah Shore
- Genre:
- Bio-pic
- Tag:
- Mental health
- Audience:
- Adults
- Language:
- English
- Awards:
- Brooklyn Film Festival/ Audience Award, First Place Jury Winner in Experimental Shorts/ Audience Awards
- Award nominations:
- Denver Film Festival/ Gold Hugo for Best Short Film
- Submitted by:
- Ivona Barbaričová
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