Project Detail

The Liberator

Synopsis

Double-crosses and martial arts action follow the arrival of an advanced handgun - the McGoughain M233 - in this lighthearted short thriller.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
DV Cam
Director
John Rackham
Producer
David White, James O' Shea
Co-Producer
David White, James O' Shea
Editor
John Rackham
Screenwriter
John Rackham
Director of Photography
James O' Shea
Principal cast
Mel Stephenson, Ben Shockley, John Rackham, Ian Attfield

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Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Rogues' Yarn Film

The Gables
Poundhurst Road
Ruckinge TN26 2PH
UK

johnrackham@roguesyarn.com

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