Project Detail

Fuel Crisis

Synopsis

Fuel Crisis is a short film set just after a nationwide fuel shortage. Cars and other transport are redundant. A man in search of a new life wonders the countryside in search of hope. He discovers something much more valuable; a bicycle! He soon learns the value of his possession.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 min 56 secs
Format
DV Cam
Director
John James Fox
Director of Photography
John James Fox
Sound
Amy Wingfield
Composer
Nelson Ortiz (et al)
Principal cast
Dom Heffer, Phil Wingfield

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

FM Films Limited

34 Elm Avenue
Elm Tree Farm
Burstwick HU12 9HX
UK

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