Angels in the Asylum
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- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Director
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Rob Sorrenti 1st Feature
- Producer
- Heather Greenwood, Rob Sorrenti
- Executive Producer
- Simon Pegg, Steven Daldry
- Screenwriter
- Rob Sorrenti
- Director of Photography
- James Friend
- Production Designer
- Adam Faux
- Composer
- RIOPY
- Principal cast
- Kai Alexander, Minnie Driver, Jack Garner, Katherine Waterston, Simon Pegg, Rose Williams, Alex Jennings
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Production Company
Sales Company
Parkland Pictures Limited
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