Beyond the Divide
Synopsis
Chris Otokito and Nigel Bromage meet for the first time on camera. What unfolds is an unsparing examination of how far-right extremism takes root in Britain and whether dialogue across that divide is possible at all.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 min 10 sec
- Director
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Imoje Aikhoje
- Producer
- Kathryn O'Reilly, Imoje Aikhoje
- Executive Producer
- Barbie MacLaurin, Michael Owusu
- Editor
- Alison Grasso, Imoje Aikhoje
- Director of Photography
- Ariel Artur
- Production Designer
- Jackson Pritchard
- Sound
- Blai Escayola Bosch
- Composer
- Felix Morgan
- Principal cast
- Chris Otokito, Nigel Bromage
- Second Assistant Director
- Alex Mill
- First Assistant Director
- Kathryn O'Reilly
- Art Director
- Walid Azam
- Costume Design
- Tyra Ali, Grace Priem
- Colourist
- Nick Wakeling
- Researcher
- Miriam Kamara
- Sound Designer
- Mihai Udateanu
- Gaffer
- Simon Battensby
- First Assistant Camera
- Steven Fairman
- Spark
- Reed Johnson
- Second Assistant Camera
- Moritz Oskar Meyer
- Camera Operator
- Lee Mj Daley
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Strayborn Ltd
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