The Silent Canvas

The Silent Canvas

The Silent Canvas

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The Silent Canvas

"The gallery was meant to frame art, not contain it."

2025

0h 41m

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An anthology movie that tells the story of a painting in an art exhibition that has the mysterious ability to inspire an emotional reaction out of anyone who views it, but the chaos this courses starts to have an effect on the gallery’s straight-laced curator who demands only perfection.

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16 members

Acting

Millie Aislabie

Nichole

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Hayden Sterland

Bernie

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Connor Clarke

Nathan / Dom

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Louise Kavanagh

Melody

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Declan Dowd

John

Declan Dowd

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Abdul Abdulla

The Security Guard

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Rumbidzai McLeod Markee

Cara

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Jamie Howard

Eric

Jamie Howard

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William Ruane

Stanley Owens

William Ruane

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Billy Kirby

Vince

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Rudy Potterton

Paul

Rudy Potterton

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Joseph Ruane

Mad Monty

Joseph Ruane

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Fenn Dunkley

Troy

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Emily Davis

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James Hollingsworth

Doctor 1

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Mark Smith

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