Generation Britpop
Synopsis
Loner Matt wants to escape the one horse town he grew up in, innocent Linda is haunted by her past actions, Steve's confused to who the mirror says he is, an angry James calls for 'surf up' and artist Marie dances naked across the city.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 mins
- Format
- 4K HD
- Director
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Matthew J Gunn
- Producer
- StrayMonkey Productions
- Co-Producer
- StrayMonkey Productions
- Editor
- Kris McManus, Nodg Griffiths
- Screenwriter
- Matthew J Gunn
- Director of Photography
- Kris McManus
- Production Designer
- Florence Chow
- Sound
- Kris McManus
- Principal cast
- Darren Bransford, Sophie Sumner, Jay Sutherland, Tom Geoffrey, Lucy Brooks
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
StrayMonkey Productions
55 Station RoadWest Byfleet
Surrey KT14 6DT
UK
matthew@straymonkeyproductions.com
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