Project Detail

Homicide: Division B

Synopsis

A thrilling and humorous comedy about the British police. A serial killer threatens to blow up a police station. With only a limited amount of time, the Chief Inspector must solve the problem using a most unexpected tactic.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins
Format
Super 16mm
Director
Abner Pastoll, Kamma Pastoll
Producer
Tony Dallas, Daniel Gosling
Co-Producer
Cato Pastoll
Sound
Libero Colimberti
Principal cast
Edward Peel, Daniel Gosling, Tim Downie, Anna Stokes, Lawrence Sheldon, Taurean Garrick, Tony Dallas

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Production Status

Production Company

February Films

1 Wardour Mews
London, W1F 8AH
UK

F +44 (0)20 7734 4992

Sales Company

Shorts International Ltd

6-8 Luke Street
London, EC2A 4XY
UK

T +44 (0)20 7613 5400

simon@shortsinternational.com

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