Project Detail

Masterpiece

Synopsis

Martin is a up and coming writer who has the idea for his first novel. He lives with his girlfriend Kate who truly believes in him. As Martin begins the novel against some disapproval from novelist and mentor Rod Jonas he starts to become obsessed with completing his book.

Martin starts to push away everyone in his life as he spirals into depression and succumbs to alcoholism. Martin has to realize that to finish his work he must realize what life is truly about. A drama about the transformation of human beings, exploring the dark and painful faucet of our existence as a race and why we create.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
104 mins
Format
Pro HD
Director
Andrew C Tanner
Producer
Neil Jones
Co-Producer
Neil Jones
Editor
Andrew C Tanner
Screenwriter
Andrew C Tanner
Director of Photography
Robbie J Bryant
Production Designer
Felix Coles
Sound
David Turnbull
Composer
Andrew Jones
Principal cast
Mark Paul Wake, Sarah-Louise Tyler, Boyd Clack, Rhys Hills, Madeline Havell

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Burn Hand Film Productions Ltd

T +44 (0)789 007 1580

www.burnhandfilms.com

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