Project Detail

Ending Up Here

Synopsis

A documentary about Harold and Marian, two old friends living in Grantham. As they reach the ends of their lives they tell their stories, bridging past and present and revealing the secret of their contentment.

Details

Year
1999
Running time
25 mins
Format
16mm
Director
Alexandra Sage
Producer
Ellen Roseblade
Director of Photography
Ian Liggett
Director of Photography
Ian Liggett

Production Status

Production Company

Tilt Films 26 Clevedon Close, London N16 7LD Tel: 020 7502 7085 Fax: 020 7502 7086

Sales Company

London Film & Video Development Agency 114 Whitfield Street, London W1P 5RW Tel: 020 7383 7755 Fax: 020 7383 7745

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