Big in Gazi Baba
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2027
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 min
- Director
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Pauline Blanchet
- Producer
- Pauline Blanchet
- Co-Producer
- Avdi Thachi, James Collie, Jan Dunn, Kresnik Jonuzi, Aymeric Isnard
- Editor
- Avdi Thachi
- Director of Photography
- Fisnik Halili
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Aral Sea Productions
124 City RoadLondon
EC1V 2NX
Violet Pictures
James Collie64 HighStreet
Ramsgate
CT11 9RS
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