Project Detail

A Stray Glance

Synopsis

A young writer seeking inspiration in his pokey bedsit takes a stray glance out of his window. On the street below an unkempt stranger is menacingly advancing towards an oblivious pretty girl.

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
72 secs
Format
16mm, Beta SP, DigiBeta
Director
Keith Waters
Producer
Keith Waters
Editor
Keith Waters
Screenwriter
Keith Waters
Director of Photography
Ed Gibson
Composer
David Buckley
Principal cast
Marysa Lombard, Vinod Mahindru

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Production Status

Production Company

Silvercorn Pictures

6 Wakefield Avenue
Billericay CM12 9DN
UK

T +44 (0)7968 800973

kw@silvercorn.co.uk

Sales Company

Silvercorn Pictures

6 Wakefield Avenue
Billericay CM12 9DN
UK

T+44 (0)7968 800973

kw@silvercorn.co.uk

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