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Final Demand

Synopsis

Grace Ridhi turns up to Mr Freeman's house to demand he pay for all the overdue bills he owes the council. Mr Freeman prefers a more spiritual approach to such things.

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 min 23 sec
Format
Digital
Director
W.R. Saunders
Director of Photography
Will Knights
Production Designer
Jessica Ostrowicz
Sound
George Blake, Olivier Sarrailh
Composer
Will Lockyear
Principal cast
Grace D'Mello, Tom Allenby

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