Project Detail

Max Loves Alice

Synopsis

I would have to leave what this film is about up to anyone who watches it. For me, it is about an inability to communicate using anything other than film!

Details

Year
2001
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Ed Laurie
Producer
Ed Laurie
Editor
Tania Trohoulia
Screenwriter
Ed Laurie
Director of Photography
Manoj Nair
Sound
Satheesh Pm
Composer
Ed Laurie
Principal cast
Tiffany Brace, Ed Laurie, Francesco Accurso, Helen Watkins

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Production Company

Contact: Ed Laurie

24A Eynham Road
London W12 0HA
UK

T 020 8762 0883

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