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Arjun and Alison

Synopsis

When their best friend is the victim of a racist murder on a Birmingham campus, Alison, a feisty American student, and Arjun, an Indian who obsessively films everything, plot their revenge on Gordon, the rising star of the university's controversial 'English Society'.
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Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Features
Running time
96 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Sid Sharma 1st Feature
Producer
Sid Sharma
Co-Producer
OP Sharma
Editor
Mick Johnson
Screenwriter
Andy Conway
Director of Photography
Fabrizio Sciarra
Production Designer
Jude Hanly
Sound
Billy Banister
Composer
Eric Dillen, Rahul Singh
Principal cast
Monique Squeri, Shiv Jhala, Duane Hannibal, Nicholas Dare, Oliver Lee Squires
Line Producer
Tricia Cooklin
Unit Production Manager
Richard Adams
Assistant Producer
Richard Wood, YashRele 

Genre

Action Asian

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Sid Said Sid Productions

Sales Company

Flick the Switch

3C Ladbroke Crescent
London, W11 1PS

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