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Coconut

Synopsis

A young boy finds a coconut that has fallen from the sky, as he tries to crack it open he realises that the coconut is not going to give up without a fight.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 50 secs
Format
MiniDV
Director
Mehul Desai, Narinder Jagdev, Steve Nijjar, Vitarag Rathod
Producer
Rebecca Mark-Lawson
Co-Producer
Rebecca Mark-Lawson
Editor
Mehul Desai, Narinder Jagdev, Steve Nijjar, Vitarag Rathod
Screenwriter
Steve Nijjar, Ashruf Mukadam
Director of Photography
Mehul Desai, Narinder Jagdev, Steve Nijjar, Vitarag Rathod
Production Designer
Mehul Desai, Narinder Jagdev, Steve Nijjar, Vitarag Rathod
Sound
Mehul Desai, Narinder Jagdev, Steve Nijjar, Vitarag Rathod
Composer
Steve Friendship
Principal cast
Harpreet Khela, Mehul Desai

Genre

Asian Children’s Comedy

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Large Scale Films

50 Wicklow Drive,
Leicester LE5 4RB
UK

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M +44 (0)7714 245 312

steve@largescalefilm.co.uk

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