The Harp (2005)
Short | 15 min | Short, Comedy

The Harp (2005)

Short | 15 min | Short, Comedy

A choreographed classical music comedy in which a troublemaking audience threaten to come between a lonely usherette and a broken young man during a concert hall performance of Beethoven's String Quartet Opus 74 (nicknamed "The Harp").

Director

John Bolton

Writer

John Bolton

Producers

John Bolton | Jessica Hall | Kathleen Mullan

Cinematographer

Dikran Yazedjian

Editor

Brendan Woollard

Casting Directors

Candice Elzinga | Edward Morris

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Release date

May 12, 2005 (Canada)

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Lauren Bowler Usherette Usherette See fewer	Ring of Fire (2012)
Paul Dzenkiw Boyfriend Boyfriend See fewer	Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
Chelan Simmons Girlfriend Girlfriend See fewer	Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)
Mary Black Old Woman Old Woman See fewer	Man of Steel (2013)
Hamish Cameron Old Man Old Man See fewer	Yellow (IV) (2006)
Connor Widdows Kid Kid See fewer	Freddy Got Fingered (2001)
Trace de Jaray Mom Mom See fewer	The Harp (2005)
Robert Clarke Enthusiast Enthusiast See fewer	The 6th Day (2000)
Patricia Shih First Violinist First Violinist See fewer	Beethoven Opus 59, No. 3: Allegro Molto (2004)
Yuel Yawney Second Violinist Second Violinist See fewer	Beethoven Opus 59, No. 3: Allegro Molto (2004)
Nikita Pogrebnoy Violist Violist See fewer	Beethoven Opus 59, No. 3: Allegro Molto (2004)
Joel Stobbe Cellist Cellist See fewer	Beethoven Opus 59, No. 3: Allegro Molto (2004)

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