A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
January 1, 2023
Original Title:
The Secret Light of Flowers
Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction | Thriller
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 36
An uninspired man attempts to impress a florist by taking up gardening, but soon experiences strange side effects after planting a mysterious bulb from an unknown sender.
Boom Operator:
Reid Miller
Colorist:
C. Ryan Stemple
Bobb Strongman
Costume Design:
Khyaam Haque
Director:
Khyaam Haque
Director of Photography:
Geno DiMaria
Editor:
Chris Carson Emmons
Executive Producer:
Khyaam Haque
Gaffer:
Com Truise
Graphic Designer:
Christo Downs
Grip:
Brandon Mattingly
Key Grip:
Brandon Mattingly
Makeup Artist:
Colleen O'Sullivan
Music:
Khyaam Haque
Producer:
James Gosling
Production Design:
Khyaam Haque
Sophia Medawar
Screenplay:
James Gosling
Set Decoration:
Khyaam Haque
Sophia Medawar
Sound Designer:
Khyaam Haque
Evan Graham Dunn
Sound Editor:
Evan Graham Dunn
Sound Mixer:
Nicholas Price
Thanks:
Andrew Bighash
Maryam Bighash
Jeff Brand
Marco Carlton
Emily Cosgrove
Bob Cowsill
Antonella Di Sevario
Robert Eby
Khalila Haque
Mary Baca Haque
Shuja Haque
Felipe Kim
Artie Kornfeld
Brandon Lapierre
Vickie Liarakos
Emily Mott
Tom Nendick
Alvin Ramos
Brandon Ritter
Vytautas Sudintas
Austin Worner
Title Designer:
Bobb Strongman
Visual Effects:
Matt Kitchen
Bobb Strongman
Writer:
Khyaam Haque
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