Don't Push Your Granny While She's Shaving
Synopsis
When, a few weeks later, Granny dies and the Will is read Sipho is announced the benefactor! It is now up to Mel to find a way to get her hands on what she considers to be rightfully hers. This involves finding another dead body to pull off her plan.
Set in the new South Africa, this film is a black comedy, and while every scene ends with an amusing twist, it is a film that provokes 'thoughtful' laughter.
Details
- Year
- 2002
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 100 mins
- Format
- DV
- Director
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James P Parker
- Producer
- Doria Hart
- Executive Producer
- Doria Hart
- Editor
- Paul E Railton
- Screenwriter
- James P Parker
- Director of Photography
- Andre J Smith
- Sound
- Neil Campbell
- Principal cast
- Sipho Mzobe, Melanie Merle, Prof E Sneddon, Edwin Khumalo, Surekha Singh
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Free Range Productions
228 Bradford RoadOtley
LS21 3LT
UK
jamespparker@hotmail.com
Sales Company
Free Range Productions
228 Bradford RoadOtley
LS21 3LT
UK
jamespparker@hotmail.com
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