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Death and All His Friends

Synopsis

Sean is planning to end his life, but first he must head north to say his goodbyes. But some unexpected encounters seek to interrupt his mission.

Details

Year
2021
Type of film
Features
Running time
81 min
Format
Digital
Director
Marcus Lee
Producer
Marcus Lee
Editor
Marcus Lee
Screenwriter
Marcus Lee
Director of Photography
Marcus Lee, Rhys Cunningham
Composer
Luke Bland
Principal cast
Marcus Lee, Yousuf Hanif, Sheridan Sherratt, Rachel Brownstein

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Reel Street Productions

Sugar Mill Business Park
Oakhurst Road
Leeds
LS11 7DF

Sales Company

Reel Street Productions

Sugar Mill Business Park
Oakhurst Road
Leeds
LS11 7DF

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