Saffron Threads (1994)
Two Catalonian women are travelling through Cornwall in 1611, in the company of an Englishman and find themselves forced by bad weather to take shelter in a small farmhouse. The evening promises to be a difficult one due to the lack of any common language, culture or background. However, when they discover a rare spice from their homeland being used by the Cornish woman in the preparation of buns, the conversation begins to warm up.
Director: Bill Scott
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Simon Hall as Boatman |
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William Key as Englishman |
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Rosalia Cervia as Duenna |
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Marian Masoliver as Spanish Woman |
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Steven Calamy as Groom |
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Glen Rose as Servant |
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Sam Ferguson as Cornish Child |
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David Bacon as Cornish Man |
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Keri Jessiman as Cornish Woman |
| Crew | Julia Allard | Translator |
| Crew | Rod Lyon | Translator |
| Sound | Robin Holmes | Musician |
| Crew | Jude Richemond | Catering |
| Production | Lucy Bovington | Production Assistant |
| Sound | Jess Carter | Music Sound Design and Processing |
| Crew | Marian Masoliver | Translator |
| Camera | Simon Drew | Grip |
| Production | Bert Biscoe | Producer |
| Crew | David Bacon | Prop Maker |
| Editing | Phil Congdon | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | James Eworth | Costume Designer |
| Camera | Wun C Suen | Director of Photography |
| Production | Bill Scott | Producer |
| Editing | Nick Cook | Editor |
| Sound | Richard Gendall | Music |
| Sound | Jerome Farrell | Musician |
| Sound | Nick Cook | Sound |
| Directing | Bill Scott | Director |
