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Blow Up Dolls (In Development)

Synopsis

iFeatures 2016/17 Development Project
A sci-fi comedy set in Burnley, about a woman who rebuilds herself as an indestructible cyborg to cope with life as a single mum.
Setting: Burnley

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Features
Director
Carolina Giammetta
Producer
Jude Goldrei
Screenwriter
Joy Wilkinson

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iFeatures Development Project 2016

A sci-fi comedy set in Burnley, about a woman who rebuilds herself as an indestructible cyborg to cope with life as a single mum.

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