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Synopsis

A postman lets us into his dark world in quiet suburbia.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 min 10 sec
Format
HD video
Director
Calum Macdiarmid
Producer
Alexei Slater, Jessica Turner
Executive Producer
Alexei Slater, Marvyn Slater, Sonia Slater
Editor
Nick Saunders, James Demetriou
Screenwriter
Alexei Slater
Director of Photography
Andrew Boulter
Sound
Daniel Jones, Denis Estevez, Simon Hornett
Composer
Nicholas Singer
Principal cast
Nick Moran
Steadicam Operator
Gareth Hughes
Costumes
Rozi Hogger
Make-up
Sally Miura
1st AD
Sapphire Nalden

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Turn The Slate Productions Ltd

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