Project Detail

Bib Test

Synopsis

An exploration of the filmic process in the context of if there is anything to be understood from philosophy!

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Features
Running time
159 min
Format
Digital
Director
Richard J O'Callaghan
Producer
Richard J O'Callaghan
Co-Producer
Richard J O'Callaghan
Executive Producer
Richard J O'Callaghan
Editor
Richard J O'Callaghan
Screenwriter
Richard J O'Callaghan
Director of Photography
Richard J O'Callaghan
Production Designer
Richard J O'Callaghan
Sound
Richard J O'Callaghan
Composer
Richard J O'Callaghan
Principal cast
Richard J O'Callaghan

Production Status

Production Company

SuperAwesomeContentPlusOne

Richard O'Callaghan

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