Synopsis
Dressing Granite" is a 90-minute micro-budget feature film, co- produced by Bedrock Films and Wild West Films, and funded by Cornwall Film. This contemporary story about two stone masons, father and son, addresses powerful issues surrounding family ties, the challenges of illness and the tension between tradition and progress. The film has been adapted by Pauline Sheppard from her own successful stage play and was made entirely in Cornwall, using local crew and cast.
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