Project Detail

A Reason to Leave

Synopsis

Harry Webster has decided to end his life. A chance meeting on a ferry gives him the opportunity for a new life working on vineyard in Tuscany. Whilst all starts well and he is captivated by the beauty and tranquillity of Italy, his past begins to catch up with him and he knows that one day he will have to face up to it.

Details

Year
2015
Type of film
Features
Running time
94 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Norman Gregory
Producer
Norman Gregory
Editor
Fiorella Santaniello
Screenwriter
James Cottle
Director of Photography
Franz Pagot
Sound
John York
Composer
Paul Fincham
Principal cast
Mark Wingett, Claire King, Alice Bird, Simone Spinazze

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Unreasonable Productions

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