Ben's Dare
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- Year
- 2008
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 19 mins
- Format
- HDV
- Director
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Max Van De Banks
- Producer
- Max Van De Banks
- Editor
- Dave Cubbage
- Screenwriter
- Max Van De Banks, Lynn Davis
- Director of Photography
- Dave Cubbage
- Production Designer
- Claire Milinczuk
- Sound
- Steve Douch
- Composer
- John Frith
- Principal cast
- Jack Lannie, David Baldwin, Kim Lannie, Harry Lannie, Morgan Daniel Williams, Zac Worrall, Kayah Worrall, Edward Smith Oakey, Jessie Keil, Adam Michael Moran, Neal Farr, Jean Jones, Roseann Heath, Amanda Curtis, Elizabeth Burton, Mick Marshell
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Production Status
Production Company
MaxFilms.uk
maxfilmsuk@btinternet.com
Sales Company
MaxFilms.uk
maxfilmsuk@btinternet.com
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