Brighton Storeys
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 86 min
- Director
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John Jencks
- Producer
- Marcie MacLellan
- Editor
- David Wigram
- Screenwriter
- David Wigram
- Director of Photography
- Katie Swain
- Production Designer
- Byron Broadbent
- Sound
- Jeremy Brown
- Composer
- Lesley Barber
- Principal cast
- Anna Chancellor, Roger Allam, Dakota Blue Richards, Rosie Day, Diana Quick, Doon Mackichan, Aoife Hinds, Lily Loveless, Elsa Zylberstein, Charlie Palmer Rothwell
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- Emily Coates, Purab Kohli, Malcolm Kamulete, Sura Doha, Vahid Gold, Gala Botero, John Finnermore, Richard Glover
- Casting Director
- Shakyra Dowling
- Costume Designer
- Danielle Westwood
- HMU Designer
- Regina Meesen
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Frank & Lively
Marcie MacLellan138-148 Cambridge Heath Road
London
E1 5QJ
Electric Shadow Company
73A Beak StreetSoho
London
W15 9SR
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