Blues is my Middle Name
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2000
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 14 mins
- Format
- 35mm Ilford
- Director
-
Winta Yohannes
- Producer
- The London International Film School
- Executive Producer
- The London International Film School
- Editor
- Beatriz Salvatierra
- Director of Photography
- Gary Owen Zweers
- Sound
- Philip Schmassmann
- Composer
- Rohan Stevenson
- Principal cast
- Sean Frances, Kim Oliver, Tony Cealy, Ewen Cummins
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
The London International Film School
Contact: Chrissy Bright24 Shelton Street
London WC2H 9HP
UK
T 020 7240 0168
c.bright@LIFS.org.uk
Sales Company
The London International Film School
Contact: Chrissy Bright24 Shelton Street
London WC2H 9HP
UK
T 020 7240 0168
c.bright@LIFS.org.uk
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