Project Detail

Seven Seconds to Heaven

Synopsis

A dark thriller set in the seedy underworld of prostitution and drugs.

Steve, a taxi driver gets more than he bargained for from his friendship with a prostitute he drives for.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
HiDef
Director
Caleb Lindsay
Producer
Danny Gratten, Ian Prince, Ian Manson
Co-Producer
Danny Gratten, Ian Prince, Ian Manson
Editor
Caleb Lindsay
Screenwriter
Caleb Lindsay
Director of Photography
Boyd Skinner
Principal cast
Sam Zena, James Fisher, David O' Kelly, Rachel Allinson, Michael Claff, Simon Balfour, Ian Edwards, Jonnie Hurn

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Production Status

Production Company

T +44 (0)7723 027 403

alex.shonteff@virgin.net

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