Project Detail

Penny Collectors

Synopsis

Penny Collectors is about two children with nothing much to do and no one else to play with. They meet on a beach one summer's day and decide to go on a quest for pennies, to buy sweets, to try and make themselves sick.

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
8 mins 30 secs
Format
35mm
Director
Georgi Banks-Davies
Producer
Gaynor Messer-Price
Editor
Wendi Rowlands
Screenwriter
Louise Adlam
Director of Photography
Nemone Mercer
Sound
Alan Jones
Composer
John Rea
Principal cast
Olivia Brooks, Alexander Francis

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Those People Productions

Sophia House
28 Cathedral Road
Cardiff CF11 9LJ
Wales
UK

T+44 (0)29 2066 0123

neil@thosepeople.co.uk

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