Project Detail

Baby

Synopsis

Baby: documenting the sensual overload of a visit to the local swimming pool viewed through the eyes of a sexually-charged teenager.

Details

Year
2001
Type of project
Shorts
Format
35mm
Director
WIZ
Producer
Steven Elliott
Editor
Ewa J Lind
Screenwriter
W.I.Z.
Director of Photography
Daniel Landin
Sound
Sam Diamond
Composer
Howie B.
Principal cast
Ben Whishaw

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Oil Factory Films

Contact: Steven Elliott
C/O Oil Factory Films
5th Floor, Circus House
26 Little Portland Street
London W1W 8BX
UK

T 020 7255 6255

paul@oilfactory.net

Sales Company

British Film Institute

Contact: John Flahive
21 Stephen Street
London W1P 2LN
UK

T 020 7957 8909

john.flahive@bfi.org.uk

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