Fleshback: Queer Raving in Manchester's Twilight Zones
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 17 mins
- Format
- Digital, 16mm
- Director
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Stephen Isaac-Wilson
- Producer
- Anais Bremond
- Executive Producer
- Joe Walker, Joe Alexander
- Editor
- Nathan Greenwood
- Director of Photography
- Harry Wheeler; Assistant Camera: Joseph Bird
- Sound
- James Parkes
- Composer
- A. Morgan, Max Wyatt, Gina Breeze, Ellis, Hesse Groove, Brooks Alxndr James, BFTT, RareBiT, Bhrisc, Locopomo, JS Zeiter, Jacob Samuel, Nurse Despise, Brooks
- Music Researcher
- Amy Lee
- Archive Curator
- Abigail Ward
- Archive Producer
- Anaïs Brémond
- Archive Researchers
- Debora Ipekel, Bradley Steptoe
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Boiler Room
Stephen Isaac-Wilson52-56 Pritchard's Road
London
E2 9AP
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