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Synopsis

Bentley and Millicent are a married couple separated by the Great War. They are reunited in a mental institution were Millicent is a nurse and Bentley a sad casualty of war and a psychologically disturbed patient.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
HD
Director
Geoff Hall
Producer
Geoff Hall
Co-Producer
Timothy Woodford, Benjamin Small
Executive Producer
Luke Walton
Editor
Timothy Woodford
Screenwriter
Geoff Hall
Director of Photography
Timothy Woodford
Sound
John McCombie, Keith Rodgerson
Composer
Charlie Groves
Principal cast
Samantha Hunt, Benjamin Small, Michael Saffery
Production Consultant
Mark Blaney, Footprints Films

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