Project Detail

Mara

Synopsis

A criminal psychologist investigating the case of a man who has seemingly been strangled in his sleep by his wife.

Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Features
Director
Clive Tonge
Producer
Steve Schneider, James Edward Barker, Scott Mann, Myles Nestel
Editor
Robert Hall
Screenwriter
Jonathan Frank
Composer
James Edward Barker
Principal cast
Olga Kurylenko, Javier Botet

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Production Status

Production Company

Mann Made Films

40 Princess Street
Manchester
M1 6DE
Tel: +44 161 234 0000

Room 101 (USA)

The Solution Entertainment Group (USA)

Sales Company

Synchronicity Entertainment (USA)

Tel: +1 310 272 9002

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