The New Boy
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 82 mins
- Format
- 2K ProRes - Canon C300
- Director
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Christine Lalla
- Producer
- Christine Lalla
- Editor
- Christine Lalla (as Nora Harrison)
- Screenwriter
- Christine Lalla (as Grace Patrick)
- Director of Photography
- Christine Lalla
- Sound
- Simon Hornett
- Composer
- Jim Hustwit
- Principal cast
- Joanne Gale, Rollo Skinner, Evie Playfoot-Orme, Lynn Howes, Caroline Davies, Peter F Gardiner, Gary Condes, Jackie Howe, Henry Playfoot
- Soundtrack
- Rollo Skinner, Steven Ray Morris (as Thank Goodness)
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Agent Husky Films Limited
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