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"The Girl Without a Nose" in Production, Set for Fall 2025 Release.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Californer -- Acclaimed filmmaker Dana McIntyre, known professionally as Dana Crypto and for his emotionally gripping storytelling and cinematic excellence, has announced that his latest short film, The Girl Without a Nose, is currently in production and expected to be released in the Fall of 2025.
Based on a powerful true story, The Girl Without a Nose follows the incredible journey of Anna, a six-year-old girl from Bolivia who lost her nose in a devastating crib fire. The film chronicles how a volunteer on a medical mission met Anna and was so moved by her resilience and spirit that he found a groundbreaking way to help—giving her a nose without surgery so she could finally begin school. Told with raw emotion and stunning realism, the film captures Anna's bravery and the remarkable human connection that changed her life forever.
McIntyre, a Beverly Massachusetts native who splits his time between Grafton, Vermont and Hollywood, California is no stranger to crafting stories that resonate deeply with audiences. His previous short film, I Knew Superman, garnered international acclaim, earning awards for Best Director, Best Score, and Best Picture at 19 international film festivals. The film was also nominated for an NAACP Image Award and long-listed for an Academy Award, cementing McIntyre as a visionary storyteller with a keen eye for truth and heart.
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"The moment I heard Anna's story, I knew it had to be told," said McIntyre. "It's about compassion, innovation, and the courage of a little girl who refused to be defined by tragedy. The Girl Without a Nose is a story that will stay with you long after the credits roll."
The Girl Without a Nose promises to be a riveting, edge-of-your-seat experience that both inspires and uplifts. With McIntyre's signature style of intimate storytelling and powerful visuals, the film is poised to captivate audiences around the world.
More details, including casting and premiere information, will be announced in the coming months Click Here
For Books by Dana McIntyre Click Here
Based on a powerful true story, The Girl Without a Nose follows the incredible journey of Anna, a six-year-old girl from Bolivia who lost her nose in a devastating crib fire. The film chronicles how a volunteer on a medical mission met Anna and was so moved by her resilience and spirit that he found a groundbreaking way to help—giving her a nose without surgery so she could finally begin school. Told with raw emotion and stunning realism, the film captures Anna's bravery and the remarkable human connection that changed her life forever.
McIntyre, a Beverly Massachusetts native who splits his time between Grafton, Vermont and Hollywood, California is no stranger to crafting stories that resonate deeply with audiences. His previous short film, I Knew Superman, garnered international acclaim, earning awards for Best Director, Best Score, and Best Picture at 19 international film festivals. The film was also nominated for an NAACP Image Award and long-listed for an Academy Award, cementing McIntyre as a visionary storyteller with a keen eye for truth and heart.
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"The moment I heard Anna's story, I knew it had to be told," said McIntyre. "It's about compassion, innovation, and the courage of a little girl who refused to be defined by tragedy. The Girl Without a Nose is a story that will stay with you long after the credits roll."
The Girl Without a Nose promises to be a riveting, edge-of-your-seat experience that both inspires and uplifts. With McIntyre's signature style of intimate storytelling and powerful visuals, the film is poised to captivate audiences around the world.
More details, including casting and premiere information, will be announced in the coming months Click Here
For Books by Dana McIntyre Click Here
Source: Inside Shorts
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