Project Detail

Eddie Loves Mary

Synopsis

In a small part of town, graffiti starts appearing. Eddie loves Mary is sprayed everywhere. As a result local Eddies and Marys start to fall in love. The police and local TV station vie to find the real Eddie or Mary. Can you guess who?

Details

Year
2003
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9 mins 34 secs
Format
35mm, Kodak
Director
Hannah Rothschild
Producer
Nicky Kentish Barnes
Editor
Mark Burton
Screenwriter
Hannah Rothschild
Director of Photography
David Katznelson
Sound
John Crossland
Principal cast
Gina McKee, Kevin McNally, Katrin Cartlidge, Steven Mackintosh

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Production Status

Sales Company

SFB/Short Film Bureau

74 Newman Street
London W1 3EL
UK

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