UK première of ‘Melodia’ in Bath

Join us this week at The Jane Austen International Film Festival in Bath! Our Melodia publicist, Ms Nina Ko 柯蘊恩, will be in attendance as a VIP guest. This gem of a festival will mark the film’s UK première. Regency attire is encouraged!

2024 September 20-21 Friday & Saturday
The Little Theatre, St Michael’s Place 
& The Francis Hotel Bath, Queen Square
Bath, Somerset, England, UK

Tickets
https://filmfreeway.com/TheJaneAustenInternationalFilmFestival/tickets

About the film
https://linktr.ee/melodia.shortfilm

Angela Tala Paradise, JAIFF founder and director
D J Paradise, JAIFF founder
Rusette Auton, JAIFF founder
Nina Ko 柯蘊恩, Melodia publicist
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Melodia: a short film in rondo form
梅樂蒂 : 本短片採迴旋曲式結構 
A T Beaune Creations with f/Lash Productions

陳羿安 Yi-An Chen as Mel
翁重華 Chung Hua Weng, piano
with
艾倫咚 Aaron Don Don
哆啦囉 Dora Lo
田雨璇 Anna Tian
阿曼 Manav Mehta
余宗翰 Hank Yu
陳佳琳 Jia Lin Chen

攝影師 director of photography
范樂怡 Laticia Fan

故事和方向 story and direction
唐博訥 A T Beaune 

a film by A T Beaune 唐博訥
本片攝於台灣 made in Taiwan

Location: Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HH, UK

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