Project Detail

It Could Be You!

Synopsis

Is life getting you down? - Sick of the rat race? - Romance is dead? Then . . . 'It Could Be You!' the comedy film with kinky sex games, erotic dancing and more balls than you could ever imagine.



Go on, cheer yourself up, you know you want to!

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
Digi Beta
Director
Nerina Villa
Producer
Mark Pressdee
Editor
Lee Mason
Screenwriter
Mark Pressdee
Director of Photography
Nick Barrett
Sound
Laura McNeill
Composer
Mark Pressdee, Mark Lynall
Principal cast
Sean McHale, Richard De Sousa, Philipa Winslow, Gillian Twaite, Alex De Marcus, Regan Davies

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Production Status

Production Company

Macoy Media Contact: Mark Pressdee Florence Villa, Holland Road, Bilston, West Midlands WV14 6LQ Tel: 01902 684520 Fax: 01902 672126

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