Project Detail

Gravity

Synopsis

Three boys power play with a gun. Gravity is a short film that deals with the detached nature of gun violence, and how actions and responsibility are often very disconnected.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
Beta SP
Director
Colin Hutton
Producer
Angie Daniell
Co-Producer
Angie Daniell
Editor
St John Bowman
Screenwriter
Colin Hutton
Director of Photography
Martin Hill
Sound
Matthias Richter
Composer
Kate Jeans
Principal cast
Tom Watson, Joe Halliday, Ben Bailey

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Production Status

Production Company

katen@dircon.co.uk

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