Project Detail

Understanding Jane

Synopsis

Elliot and Oz are two normal guys with nothing better to do. Dallas and Popeye are two streetwise girls without a care in the world. They're opposites - they were never meant to meet - they were never meant to get on. Now all it takes is one drunken night and they're all going on a blind date.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Features
Running time
99 mins
Format
35mm Fuji
Director
Caleb Lindsay
Producer
Nik Powell
Executive Producer
Nik Powell
Editor
Caleb Lindsay
Director of Photography
Christian Koerner
Sound
Hugh Graham
Composer
Various
Principal cast
Kevin McKidd, John Simm, Amelia Curtis, Louisa Milwood Haigh
Screen Writer
Jim Mummery

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

DMS Films Ltd Contact: Daniel San 369 Burnt Oak Broadway Edgware Middlesex HA8 5XZ Tel: 020 8951 6060 Fax: 020 8951 6050

Sales Company

Fortissimo Film Sales Herenmarkt 10 – II 1013 ED Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel: 31 20 6273215 Fax: 31 20 6261155 ffsales@globalxs.nl www.fortissimo.nl

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