A Tale of Two Syrias
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 64 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
-
Yasmin Fedda
- Producer
- Jim Hickey, Robin Mitchell, Yasmin Fedda
- Executive Producer
- Nick Higgins, Noe Mendelle, Jolyon Mitchell
- Editor
- Yasmin Fedda, Peter Appleyard
- Screenwriter
- N/A
- Director of Photography
- Yasmin Fedda
- Production Designer
- N/A
- Sound
- Dan Gorman
- Music
- N/A
- Principal cast
- N/A
- Edit Consultant
- Steve Sprung
- Sound Design
- Marcelo de Oliveira
- Assistant Producer/Additional Camera
- Dan Gorman
- Voice Over Recording
- Llewelyn Ap Myrddin
- Translation
- Itab Azzam & Yasmin Fedda
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Tell Brak Films / Cadies Productions / Freedonia Films
Contact: Robin Mitchell
Cadies Productions Ltd84 West Bow (Victoria Street)
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH1 2HH
T 44 (0)131 225 6745
E robin@cadies.co.ukSales Company
Tell Brak Films / Cadies Productions / Freedonia Films
Contact: Robin Mitchell
Cadies Productions Ltd84 West Bow (Victoria Street)
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH1 2HH
T 44 (0)131 225 6745
E robin@cadies.co.ukPage updates
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