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About

Three strangers confront death in a modern interpretation of a Tolstoy short story.

Screens with Shorts Program 2

YEAR 2019

CATEGORY Shorts Programs

COUNTRY U.S.A.

RUN TIME 14 min

COMPANY Pecking Wilds

WEBSITE http://www.jaydockendorf.com

EMAIL wjdockendorf@gmail.com

PHONE (310) 752-3408

Credits

Director	Jay Dockendorf
Screenwriter	Jay Dockendorf
Casting Director	Eleonore Hendricks
Cinematographer	Kenny Suleimanagich
Production Designer	Jeremy Jacob
Producers	Jonathan Karam Amanda Kim
Edited by	Andrew Hafitz
Original Music	Adam Gunther
Makeup	Emily Schubert
Costumes	Akua Murray Emily Schubert
Re-Recording Mixer	Kieran Kaye
Post-Production Supervisor	Samuel Gurksy
actor	Ilise Weiner Keith Williams Richards Sam Stillman Audrey Turney William Wood

Artist Bio

Jay Dockendorf

Jay Dockendorf, the writer-director of Three Deaths, received the Tribeca Film Institute IWC Filmmaker Award at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival for his feature film Naz & Maalik (Wolfe Releasing), which later premiered at the 2015 SXSW Film Festival and was nominated for the 2016 GLAAD Award for Outstanding Feature Film—Limited Release. His documentary short films have appeared online in the New Yorker and the New York Times: Op-Docs.