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The Numbers

Synopsis

THE NUMBERS follows the stories of Millie, a young woman about town in 1955; Colin, a down on his luck musician in 1983; and Daniel, a well-meaning young man in 2018. All three are drawn together as they try to understand the consequences that choosing 'the numbers' will have on them.

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Features
Running time
48 mins
Format
4K
Director
Andrew Elias 1st Feature
Producer
Andrew Elias
Co-Producer
Tina Wallis
Executive Producer
Richard Baggaley
Editor
Daniel Parkes
Screenwriter
Andrew Elias
Director of Photography
Daniel Parkes
Production Designer
Tina Wallis
Sound
Al Green, Sean Plunkett, Brian Powell
Composer
Reg Length
Principal cast
Peyvand Sadeghian, Lilly Driscoll, Nicky Stephens, Howie Cobby

Genre

Horror Fantasy Sci-Fi

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Ciao Handy

1C Fitzalan Road
Littlehampton
West Sussex
BN17 5JL

Sales Company

Ciao Handy

1C Fitzalan Road
Littlehampton
West Sussex
BN17 5JL

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