Project Detail

City of Dreamers

Synopsis

‘City of Dreamers’ delves into the music scene of Brighton to tell the story of a young girl on a journey to find herself.

Rose is an aspiring musician who moves to Brighton, keen to forget the world she has left behind, and immerse herself into the vibrant and creative cultures of her new City.

Through meeting new people, and inspired by her new surroundings, Rose strives on the path of self-discovery to reveal who she is, and who she wants to become.

‘City of Dreamers’ is the heartwarming tale of someone who chases their dreams of love, friendship and music, never knowing where they could lead.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
120 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Jamie Patterson
Producer
Danny Patterson, Jamie Patterson, Nathalie Grace
Co-Producer
Georgia Bone, Tristan Loraine, White Hat Media, Adrian G.Pop
Executive Producer
Various
Editor
David Fricker
Screenwriter
Jamie Patterson
Director of Photography
Nathalie Grace
Sound
Tom Staniford
Composer
Ellen and the Echo, The Black Fields, Tom + Olly, Freddy Furber, Tom Staniford, Rory Indian and Marcus Pelham
Principal cast
Ellen Cosgrove, Ross Scarfield, Eddy Brimson, Diego Alcacer, George Webster and Amanda Piery

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

A1 Pictures

Republic of Music

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