The Last Tide Tickets

Cast & Crew

A film by Nel Avendaño.

The people of Hallow Bay standing in a loose line along the stone seawall, the grey sea behind them
Int. Hallow Bay — The people

Leading cast

Edda Lorne as Wren Hallett, windburned, in a dark oilskin coat against the grey sea

as Wren Hallett

Edda Lorne

Wren Hallett

Lorne learned the Hallow Bay tide tables by heart for the part, and spent the shoot walking the flats at five in the morning to know where the sand would hold.

Caspian Otieno as Father Ives, in a rain-wet black coat before the church’s stone wall

as Father Ives

Caspian Otieno

Father Ives

A stage actor of thirty years, Otieno plays the priest who keeps the parish register — and the town’s secrets — in the same careful hand.

Also in Hallow Bay

Writer and director Nel Avendaño on a windy beach, a camera hanging at the neck

Nel Avendaño

Writer & director

“I grew up in a town where the tide was the only clock anyone trusted. This film began with one frightening thought: what if it simply stopped? Not a flood, not a storm — just the sea deciding not to come back. We shot everything at low water, in the forty minutes the light allowed.”

Crew

Written & directed by
Nel Avendaño
Produced by
Oona Brandt · Leo Fairweather
Director of photography
Halvard Steen
Editor
Paulo Marchetti
Original music
Tobias Ellery-Vance
Production design
Agneta Ruud
Costume design
Ida Sørbø
Sound design
Marisol Quenby
Casting
Maren Quist
Visual effects
Greywater Digital