Project Detail

Shoes

Synopsis

A captivating story of a young boy's transformative journey inspired by iconic characters like Shaft and James Bond.
Munidi, a young boy from a village somewhere in Africa, isn't happy with his image and so he sets about transforming his life. Who can help him realise his Life Ambitions? James Bond?

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
20 min 55 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Denise Rose
Producer
Denise Rose
Executive Producer
Kole Onile-ere
Editor
Vital Bond
Screenwriter
Denise Rose
Director of Photography
Damian Paul Daniel
Production Designer
Julianna Zileinska
Sound
Ghita Sharina
Principal cast
Otmane Ait Bahous, Rabia Samiai, Adam Daou, Walid Lahjili

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

A Blue Tree Productions, Mouth That Roars production

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