Project Detail

Diego's Story

Synopsis

Diego's Story follows a single event, a terrifying ordeal that, while over in a matter of minutes, leaves lasting repercussions. Diego, a thirty year-old living in London, becomes victim to a brutal crime when returning home from work.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins 41 secs
Format
4K Digital
Director
Alex Garcia, Wayne Yip
Producer
Jon Grafton
Co-Producer
Jon Grafton
Editor
David Eccos
Screenwriter
Alex Garcia, Wayne Yip
Director of Photography
Ben Todd
Production Designer
Amer Patel
Sound
Steve Anderson
Composer
Alex Garcia
Principal cast
Marc Elliot, Glenn Speers, Nicola Stuart-Hill

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Production Status

Production Company

1441 Productions

87 Ability Plaza
Arbutus Street
London, E8 4DT
UK

T +44 (0)20 7254 0757

Sales Company

Propeller TV

John Offord
C/O Screen Yorkshire
46 The Calls
Leeds, LS2 7EY
UK

T +44 (0)7724 243680

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