Project Detail

Everything Carries Me To You

Synopsis

In present day London, a promising young ballet dancer risks her career when she falls for a notable American photographer.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Features
Director
Emma Holly Jones 1st Feature
Producer
Tom Butterfield, Hilary Shor
Executive Producer
Dennis Mykytyn, Sean O'Kelly, Alex Tate
Director of Photography
Paula Huidobro
Principal cast
Jessica Brown Findlay, Kate Walsh, Matthew Rhys, Freddie Fox

Categories

Production Status

Sales Company

Carnaby International Sales and Distribution

Severah Akhtar
20 Orange Street
London
WC2H 7EF

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