Moonman 158
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 95 min
- Format
- Digital 4K
- Director
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Tom Young 2nd Feature
- Producer
- Tom Young
- Editor
- Tom Young
- Screenwriter
- Tom Young
- Director of Photography
- Tom Young
- Sound
- Rory Charles
- Composer
- Joe Dean
- Principal cast
- Jamie Whitelaw, Brandon Benoit-Joyce, Gareth Tidball, Vickie Mogford, Jenni Duffy, Ellis Wells, Michelle Huirama
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Acorn Explosion
Tom YoungChapel House
Lawkland
Austwick
LA2 8AT
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