Fires of the Moon
Aug 18, 2025 · 1h 25m
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Director
Christopher ForsterOverview
During a late-night train ride, memories resurface for a writer, bringing him face-to-face with the painful past surrounding his mother's admission to a mental hospital years ago.
Cast of Fires of the Moon
Huw YnyrHogyn
Annes ElwyJini / Usherette- Dylan Morrison-JonesHogyn Ifanc
- Elin PritchardMam / Brenhines y Llyn Du
- James TaylorHuw
- Robyn Lyn EvansEm
- Leah-Marian JonesDynes Glên / Brenhines yr Wyddfa
- Eleri GwilymAngharad
- Emyr Wyn JonesDr Rees / Ynel Wil
- Buddug Verona JamesNain
Rhys MeirionDewi Siop Gornal- Sion GoronwyWil Plisman
Rhys Parry JonesConvert- Paul Carey JonesElis Ifas
- Shân CothiGres Ifas
Dafydd AllenTrain Guard- Levi Tyrell JohnsonAsylum Patient
- Lily Beau ConwayNurse 1950
- Meinir Wyn RobertsVoice of Jini
Crew of Fires of the Moon
- Christopher ForsterDirector
Marc EvansScreenplay, Executive Producer- Caradog PrichardNovel
- Kirsten StoddartProducer
Ed TalfanExecutive Producer- Emyr AfanExecutive Producer
- Gwenllian GravelleExecutive Producer
- Shaminder NahalExecutive Producer
- Gareth GlynOriginal Music Composer
- Ben ChadsDirector of Photography
- Androo GwynnEditor
- Sara JonesEditor
- Gareth MabeyEditor
- Anna EvansCo-Producer
- Sarah-Jane PerezCostume Designer
- Siobhan Harper RyanHair Designer
About Fires of the Moon
What is Fires of the Moon about?
During a late-night train ride, memories resurface for a writer, bringing him face-to-face with the painful past surrounding his mother's admission to a mental hospital years ago.
When was Fires of the Moon released?
Fires of the Moon was released on August 18, 2025.
How long is Fires of the Moon?
Fires of the Moon runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).
Who directed Fires of the Moon?
Fires of the Moon was directed by Christopher Forster.
Who is in the cast of Fires of the Moon?
The cast of Fires of the Moon includes Huw Ynyr (Hogyn), Annes Elwy (Jini / Usherette), Dylan Morrison-Jones (Hogyn Ifanc), Elin Pritchard (Mam / Brenhines y Llyn Du) and James Taylor (Huw).