
Iris and Asriel
Drama
Overview
When Asriel, a painting art school graduate, is diagnosed with dementia at a shockingly young age, he and his photographer partner Iris must attempt to find meaning in the time they have left.
Top Cast
Gareth Griffiths
Gareth Griffiths
Asriel
Gareth Griffiths
Asriel
Astrid Conlan
Astrid Conlan
Iris
Astrid Conlan
Iris
Lorna Gauvain
Lorna Gauvain
Arke
Lorna Gauvain
Arke
Kris Wilson
Kris Wilson
Kris Wilson
Kris Wilson
Kris Wilson
Alexandra Brumwell
Alexandra Brumwell
The Reporter
Alexandra Brumwell
The Reporter


Ben Segneri
Ben Segneri
The Cameraman
Ben Segneri
The Cameraman
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