Project Detail

Dream's Ashes

Synopsis

Local drug dealer Lee finds his world turned upside down when his girlfriend leaves to live with the local hard man. Now receiving intimidation instead of giving it, Lee finds life as he knows it slipping away as he's haunted by the ghost of his dead child.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Features
Running time
64 mins
Format
S16mm
Director
Rafe Clayton 1st Feature
Producer
Rafe Clayton
Co-Producer
Joey Wong, Andrew George
Executive Producer
Nick Wright
Editor
Gustav Thornell
Screenwriter
Rafe Clayton, Ronald Wright
Director of Photography
Phil Wood
Production Designer
Ben Wilson
Sound
Gustav Thornell
Composer
Julian Kershaw
Principal cast
Alistair Marshall, Samantha Jelf, Danny Thornton

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Production Status

Production Company

Step by Step Films

Electric Press Building
Millennium Square
Leeds, LS2
UK

T: +44 (0)11 3283 2600

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