Project Detail

Death of the Revolution

Synopsis

When Tony is told off for stealing a pencil, his ten year-old logic seethes at the injustice. What course of action is open to him other than to inspire a juvenile revolt? With truth justice and his comrade pupils by his side, what can possibly stop him?

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
s16mm
Director
Chris and Ben Blaine
Producer
Gary Shelley
Co-Producer
Gary Shelley
Editor
Chris and Ben Blaine
Screenwriter
Chris and Ben Blaine
Director of Photography
Oli Russell
Production Designer
Haley Easton-Street
Sound
Ryan Chandler, Ariel Sultan
Composer
Paul Englishby
Principal cast
Alastair Marshall, Sophie Wills, Jack Sheridan, Sirine Saba, Chloe Bradshaw, George Smith, Leslie Amanquah, Simon Poole, Sophia Kounoupias

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Production Company

Charlie Productions

bingo@charlieproductions.co.uk

Also:

QS Productions
Redbag Pictures

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