Project Detail

Ghosted

Synopsis

Ghosted. A brutal, yet beautiful tale of loss, survival and salvation, told within the four walls of a British prison. Two men uncover a friendship that rewards them both unexpectedly.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
99 mins
Director
Craig Viveiros 1st Feature
Producer
Art Malik, Mark Downes
Co-Producer
Art Malik, Mark Downes
Editor
Kelvin Hutchins, Sam White
Screenwriter
Craig Viveiros
Director of Photography
James Friend
Production Designer
Danny Rogers
Sound
Amory Leader, Simon Williams
Composer
Amory Leader

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Production Company

Motion Picture House

80 Charlotte St
London W1A 1AQ
UK

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