Project Detail

Plastic

Synopsis

I knew there was something wrong with the girl the first time I killed her.
A pumped up overblown thriller of a teen flick that gets rudely invaded by sci-fi as the class reject stalks the prom queen and gets more than was advertised on the packaging.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Mark Davis
Producer
retro-juice productions
Co-Producer
retro-juice productions
Editor
Mark Davis
Screenwriter
Mark Davis
Director of Photography
Francesco Pezzino
Production Designer
Monty Ravenscroft
Sound
Jennie Evans
Composer
Barnaby Robson
Principal cast
Niko Nicotera, Adnana Istratescu

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Production Status

Production Company

Retro-Juice Productions LTD

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