Project Detail

Echoes of Summer Sin

Synopsis

Results day, Summer. With nothing ahead of them but the rest of summer and the aprehension of University, seven teenagers plan a celebratory summer send off for themselves.

The party starts as a small gathering at the newcomer to the groups house but in a true 'what she doesn't know won't hurt her' fashion they have invited half of college. Unbeknown to the group, waiting in the party are choices they have to face that will effect the rest of their lives.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
60 mins
Format
HDV
Director
Steven Owen 1st Feature
Producer
Frozen Moon Productions Ltd, Lara Edwards, Leighton Cox
Co-Producer
Frozen Moon Productions Ltd, Lara Edwards, Leighton Cox
Editor
James Rogers, Steven Owen
Screenwriter
Steven Owen, Leighton Cox
Director of Photography
Leighton Cox
Sound
Jon Jolley, Luke Yule-Write
Composer
Gallops
Principal cast
David Garner, Joshua Bartley, Laura Roberts, Rhian Cunnah, Genna Loshkutnikov, Alex Devereaux, Phillipa Johnson

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Frozen Moon Productions Ltd

Innovation Centre
Mold Road
Wrexham LL11 2AW
UK

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