Widow's Walk
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- Year
- 2019
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 96 mins
- Director
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Alexandra Boyd 1st Feature
- Producer
- Dan Milne, Alexandra Boyd, Mike Myshko,
- Executive Producer
- Matt Flanders, Bronwyn Cornelius, Helen Clarkson-Fieldsend, Jonathan Fieldsend, Barbara Houseman, Athena Stevens, Chris Svoboda
- Editor
- Mike Myshko
- Screenwriter
- Alexandra Boyd
- Director of Photography
- Alex Vietch
- Production Designer
- Polina Kalentsits
- Sound
- Phil Cape
- Composer
- Marc Canham
- Principal cast
- Miranda Raison, Virginia McKenna, David Caves, Jamie Wannell
- Film Image
- ©Widows Walk Film Ltd
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Production Status
Production Company
New Thirty Pictures
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