Project Detail

Autumn Never Dies

Synopsis

Puppets Danny and Nelson return in another adventure in Autumn Never Dies, the sequel to The Greyness of Autumn. When a new love interest enters into Danny's life, his past quickly comes back to haunt him and now must choose a path in life that will truly make him happy.

Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
26 min
Director
Chris Quick
Producer
Andy S McEwan, Chris Quick
Editor
Chris Quick
Screenwriter
Andy S McEwan, Chris Quick
Director of Photography
Steve Johnson
Sound
David McKeitch
Composer
Ross Campbell
Principal cast
Duncan Airlie James, Nicolette McKeown, Lynn Murray, Chris Quick, Neil Francis

Genre

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Production Status

Production Company

Suited Caribou Media & Pentagram Productions UK

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