Dusty and Me
Synopsis
This endearing film for all ages takes us into the world of greyhound racing through the eyes of a young man on the brink of the adult world, but it’s also about class and ambition, first love and true love and above all, about family. Based on real events this delightful comedy brings a host of eccentric and authentic characters into a heartfelt story that will ring true for everyone.
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Director
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Betsan Morris Evans
- Producer
- Barry Filby,Alan Latham
- Executive Producer
- Kirsty Bell, Gary Collins, Jason Garrett, David Rogers, Paul Ward
- Editor
- Sacha Szwarc
- Screenwriter
- Rob Isted
- Director of Photography
- Katie Swain
- Production Designer
- Ben Smith
- Sound
- Helen Dickson
- Composer
- Stef Patch
- Principal cast
- Luke Newberry, Genevieve Gaunt, Iain Glen, Ian Hart, Lesley Sharp
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
GSP Studios
Highfield GrangeBubwith
York
YO8 6DP
Sales Company
GSP Studios International
Highfield GrangeBubwith
York
YO8 6DP
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