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The Little White Cloud That Cried

Genre

Experimental

Directed By

Guy Maddin

Date: Nov 2009
Length: 00:13:02
Language: English
Shooting Format: 16 mm
Sound Format: Music, No dialogue

Synopsis

Pagan water divinities meet the Holy Duality of Jesus + Virgin in a full-color confrontation upon an Icelandic-Canadian beachhead. A struggle to the finish resolves all the terrestrial/spiritual/ sexual/ conflict in the universe.

Credits

Director
Guy Maddin
Editor
John Gurdebeke
Screenplay
Dr. Lexi Tronic
Makeup Artist
Christina Mazzei
Cinematographer
Evan Johnson
Photographer
Steve Ackerman
Production Design
Grant MacDonald
Cast
Breanna Rose Taylor, Marcia Ferreira, Eric Wood, Dr. Lexi Tronic, Teresa Braun, Zsa Zsa LaBitche, Sex Party Marty

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