Betrayed
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 22 min 29 sec
- Director
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Ewan Gorman, Dagmar Scheibenreif
- Producer
- Jay Shurey
- Executive Producer
- Jon Potter, Gerard Rosenberg
- Editor
- Ewan Gorman & Dagmar Scheibenreif
- Screenwriter
- Philip Halmarack, Caitlin Cameron, Jay Shurey
- Director of Photography
- Mark Bader, Dagmar Scheibenreif
- Sound
- Adam Price, Luis Delpt
- Composer
- Andy Gillion, Christina Marie
- Principal cast
- Stefan Butler, Suzy Bastone, Caitlin Cameron, Nicholas Anscombe, Jasmine Macintosh, Helen Kent, Mike Evans, Natalia Voight, Leona Clarke, Tom Billinghurst
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
JQS Films
303 Tarring RoadWorthing
BN11 5JG
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