Annwn (2022)
Fantasy drama set in rural North Wales in the fictional town of Annwn, a modern interpretation of the Celtic Otherworld that was home to the sorceress, Rhiannon. Once a haven for the magical, the odd, the artistic and the ostricised, Annwn is slowly becoming a petri dish for hateful rhetoric, overseen by the ominous mayor, Gerallt Hopkins. The story follows Ann, a talented young healing witch who dreams of using her gifts to help others. However, in this divided town, her idealism faces more and more obstacles in the form of mayor Gerallt Hopkins and his police goons. With her sister Cathryn and coven mother Tangrwst on her side, can Ann defy the odds against prejudice?
Director: Ffion Pritchard
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Anwen Roberts as Tangrwst |
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Llawen Pierce as Ann |
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Connie Rowlands as Cathryn |
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Charlotte Williams as Alice |
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Loti Ela Davies as Lisa |
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Dion Roberts as Sion |
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Llion Rhys Davies as PC Dafydd |
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Poppy Burns as PC Meredith |
| Lighting | Iestyn Jones | Gaffer |
| Camera | Roisin Jones | Camera Operator |
| Directing | Matthew Jones | Second Assistant Director |
| Directing | Ffion Pritchard | Director |
| Writing | Ffion Pritchard | Writer |
| Camera | Dewi Fôn Evans | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Ioan Goodman Wisbey | Sound Assistant |
| Camera | Aled Davies | Camera Operator |
| Directing | Shauna Hughes | Script Supervisor |
| Lighting | Alder Britz | Lighting Artist |
| Directing | Edgar Joseph Hood | Third Assistant Director |
| Directing | Martin Zenic | First Assistant Director |
| Lighting | Joshua Goodwin | Lighting Artist |
| Lighting | Danniel James Taylor | Lighting Artist |
| Directing | Joshua Roberts | Script Supervisor |
| Directing | Lily Baverstock | Third Assistant Director |
| Sound | Carl Richardson | Sound Recordist |
| Directing | Harri Durrant | Third Assistant Director |
| Sound | Nansi Robinson | Sound Assistant |
| Lighting | Aaron Henson | Lighting Artist |