Nan
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Details
- Year
- 2000
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Director
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Alison Peebles
- Dir
- Alison Peebles Digi-Beta. 24mins. Dist: Stuart Banyard at Scottish Screen. Tel: 0141 302 1700. Prod: Pamela Hansson. Scr: Colin Hough. DoP: Simon Dennis. Cast: Una McLean, Paul Samson, Colin Doyle, Liam Torrens, Fiona Bell.
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Production Company
Brighter Pictures Ltd Registered Office 10th Floor Blue Star House 234-244 Stockwell Road London, SW9, UK Tel: 0141 572 0861 Fax: 0141 572 0862
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