Project Detail

A Night Like This

A Night Like This

Synopsis

A stone-broke gay actor and a privileged bonehead with a failing business cross paths on a winter night and join forces in a quest around London to find a meaning to their miserable lives.
Official Selection Frameline Film Festival 2025

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Features
Running time
99 min
Director
Liam Calvert 1st Feature
Producer
Diego Scerrati
Co-Producer
Reece Cargan, James Heath
Executive Producer
Diego Scerrati, Reece Cargan, James Heath
Editor
Oliver Bury
Screenwriter
Diego Scerrati
Director of Photography
Oliver Bury
Production Designer
Holly Burrows
Sound
Joe Warner
Composer
Jonny Martin
Principal cast
Alexander Lincoln, Jack Brett Anderson, Jimmy Ericson, David Bradley

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Production Status

Production Company

Monteverde Pictures

71-75 Shelton Street
London
WC2H 9JQ

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