Colour Candy
Synopsis
Colour Candy powerfully reflects the devastating consequences surrounding this way of life. Colour Candy’s purpose is to highlight the cause and effects relating to these issues and also intends to give the viewer an understanding as to why they should not succumb to gang culture or claim ignorance to it.
Colour Candy is dedicated to the many families and children who have been affected by knife, gun and gang crime.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 110 mins
- Director
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Darren R L Gordon
- Producer
- Rebecca-Clare Evans
- Screenwriter
- Rebecca-Clare Evans, Michaela Richardson, Mica McDonald
- Principal cast
- David Mcintosh, Rebecca-Clare Evans, Leah Hackett, Jermaine Liburd, Sean Cernow, Keicha Greenidge, Harriet Law, Janet Spooner, James McGlynn, Jonathan Sutton, Curtis Evans, Jarreau Benjiman
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Goliath Productions
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