Cadelwap is an American 2012 Short Film written by Ken Carter and directed by Annette Haywood-Carter It features Blake J. Hasan (in his second and final short film feature before leaping onto feature film), Bradley Gregg (whom had worked with the Carter duo before on the 1994 short The Foot Shooting Party), Bridget Mendler, Bridget Moynahan, Theo James, Katharine McPhee, Alan Ritchson and Wilson Bethel The film's title derives from the poem created by character Hebedine Marmaden for his father which is read at his funeral.
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| - Cadelwap is an American 2012 Short Film written by Ken Carter and directed by Annette Haywood-Carter It features Blake J. Hasan (in his second and final short film feature before leaping onto feature film), Bradley Gregg (whom had worked with the Carter duo before on the 1994 short The Foot Shooting Party), Bridget Mendler, Bridget Moynahan, Theo James, Katharine McPhee, Alan Ritchson and Wilson Bethel The film's title derives from the poem created by character Hebedine Marmaden for his father which is read at his funeral.
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| - Cadelwap is an American 2012 Short Film written by Ken Carter and directed by Annette Haywood-Carter It features Blake J. Hasan (in his second and final short film feature before leaping onto feature film), Bradley Gregg (whom had worked with the Carter duo before on the 1994 short The Foot Shooting Party), Bridget Mendler, Bridget Moynahan, Theo James, Katharine McPhee, Alan Ritchson and Wilson Bethel It concerns a cancer ridden father whom is given a total of 39 Hours to live who goes on to use the hours to push his his troubled 12 year old son into poetry and accomplishing his dreams which is what he never got to do when he was a child. The film's title derives from the poem created by character Hebedine Marmaden for his father which is read at his funeral. The short film was shot in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Kansas City and briefly in Milan and Bologna, Italy.
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