Project Detail

Cockneys Vs Zombies

Synopsis

A gang of bank robbers fight their way out of a zombie infested London.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Features
Director
Matthias Hoene
Producer
James Harris, Masrk lane
Editor
Neil Farrell, John Palmer
Screenwriter
Lucas Roche
Director of Photography
Daniel Bronks
Production Designer
Matthew Button
Composer
Jody Jenkins
Principal cast
Michelle Ryan, Honor Blackman, Harry Treadaway

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Tea Shop & Film Company

3a Lower James Street
London
W1F 9EH
Tel: 07791 028158

Sales Company

SC Films International

3a Lower James St
London W1F 9EH
UK

T +44 (0)207 287 1900

mark@scfilmsinternational.com

www.scfilmsinternational.com

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