Those Without Shadows
Synopsis
The film portrays the lives of a brother and sister, highly educated and in their early twenties, who embark on a course of theft, deceit and eventual murder, in order to have the lifestyle they feel they are entitled to.
This leads to a web of intrigue and counter-plotting that eventually leads all the characters into the same bleak universe where all is possible.
The film intricately fuses the different art forms - Music, Drama and Dance - and contains original songs and music especially written for it, and highly innovative dance sequences which give expression to, and explore the emotional nature of, modern society.
Details
- Year
- 2004
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 85 mins
- Format
- 16mm
- Director
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John Sweeney
- Producer
- Nila Maria Myin, John Sweeney
- Editor
- Nigel Hollick, Mark Walker
- Screenwriter
- John Sweeney
- Director of Photography
- David Byrne
- Sound
- Stephane Malenfant
- Composer
- Tony Moore
- Principal cast
- Bryn Lucas, Olivia Bonnici, Elisabeth Barat, David Gardini
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Beyond The Line
22 Ridgeway RoadSalisbury SP1 3BU
UK
T+44 (0)20 7320 2860
filmverity@ukf.net
Sales Company
Beyond The Line
22 Ridgeway RoadSalisbury SP1 3BU
UK
T +44 (0)20 7320 2860
filmverity@ukf.net
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