I Know You Know
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 81 mins
- Director
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Justin Kerrigan
- Producer
- Mike Parker
- Editor
- Stuart Gazzard
- Screenwriter
- Justin Kerrigan
- Director of Photography
- Ed Wild
- Production Designer
- Cristina Casali
- Sound
- Ashok-Kumar Kumar
- Composer
- Guy Farley
- Principal cast
- Robert Carlyle, Arron Fuller, David Bradley, Valerie Lilley, Karl Johnson
- Co- Stills Photographer
- Paul Chedlow
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Parallax East
Victoria ChambersSt Runwald Street
Colchester
Essex CO1 1HF
UK
T +44 (0)1206 574909
wendy@parallaxindependent.co.uk
Sales Company
The Little Film Company
12930 Ventura Boulevard, #822Studio City, CA 91604
USA
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