TULA THE REVOLT
(2013) Fisheye Feature Film; Jeroen
Leinders, director
Music
Composed and Conducted by Guy Farley Performed by Chamber
Orchestra of London Orchestrated by
Andrew Pearce Recorded at Air Lyndhurst Hall, London Recorded by Jake
Jackson Mixed by Josh
Blair Score Mixed at Sphere Studios,
London Assistant Engineer Ronan
Thelan Score Mastered by Paul
Baily Orchestra Contracted by Gareth
Griffith Orchestra Leader Laura
Samuel Music Associate Adrian
Thomas Copyist Andrew
Cottle Music Produced by Guy Farley
Featured soloists:
Piano Guy Farley, African Percussion Paul Clarvis,
Voice Lucy
Johnson Kora and Ethnic Strings
Stuart Hall, African Flutes Jan Hendricks
Plot
Summary
'Tula, The Revolt' is an
international English spoken feature length movie about the
leader of the big slave uprising on the island of Curacao, a
Dutch colony in 1795. 'Tula The Revolt' tells the true story
of a man who dared to stand up against his oppressors leading
his people in a peaceful march for freedom, equality and
brotherhood. An action movie, but at the same time a character
movie, giving the audience the insights of a reluctant leader,
his hopes, his fears, his values, his love, his faith, but
also his inevitable destiny.