Fathers Of Girls
Synopsis
His daughter Helen is leaving home for the first time to go to university and move in with her boyfriend. Frank has to come to terms with parting from his "princess" whom he has smothered with love for over 20 years. How does he cope when something unexpected happens to her?
Frank has to search for the answers, which brings him into contact with the murky world of Helen's dark side.
A story of unconditional love a father has for his daughter.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 77 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Howman and Cetintas 1st Feature
- Producer
- Karl Howman, Ethem Cetintas, Ray Winstone
- Editor
- Ash Mills
- Screenwriter
- Howman and Cetintas
- Director of Photography
- Digby Elliott
- Production Designer
- Neil Pollard
- Sound
- Steve Shearn
- Composer
- Stuart Roslyn
- Principal cast
- Ray Winstone, Chloe Howman, Glen Murphy, Lois Winstone, James Hillier, Luke Kempner, Roger Kitter
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Fog Films Ltd
Bridge FarmLower Road
Britford
Salisbury SP5 4DY
UK
Sales Company
Fog Films Ltd
Bridge FarmLower Road
Britford
Salisbury SP5 4DY
UK
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