Project Detail

More than a Job's Worth

Synopsis

A short film about a young, shy boy named Will, who is on work experience at an Employment Centre. Will has a unique and special gift giving him a deeper insight and understanding into the lives of people he encounters during his day. These visions contrast sharply with the preconceptions of his colleague, Prakash, who is showing Will 'the ropes'. However, when a man wearing a jinxed watch visits the centre Will is forced to act on his supernatural instincts.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
Digi Beta
Director
Alex Kalymnios
Editor
Mike Holiday
Screenwriter
Alex Kalymnios
Director of Photography
Benedict Spence
Sound
Scott Marshall
Composer
Hippocampus Ltd
Principal cast
Charlie Finn, Ryan Mootoo, Leroy Golding, Edmund Dehn, Susanna Northern

Production Status

Production Company

Alex Kalymnios

112 Woodland Way
Winchmore Hill
London N21 3PX
UK

T+44 (0)7961 142 120

alexkalymnios@yahoo.co.uk

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