Project Detail

Get Up and Go

Synopsis

Set in Dublin, the film follows a close knit group of twenty-something friends as they are forced to confront the reality of lives and friendships which have gone unchallenged and unchanged since their teenage years.

Details

Year: 2014
Type of film: Features
Director: Brendan Grant
Producer: Juliette Bonass
Executive Producer: Macdara Kelleher, Adam Partridge, Keith Potter
Editor: Eoin McGuirk
Screenwriter: Brendan Grant
Director of Photography: Vladimir Trivic
Production Designer: Emma Lowney
Principal cast: Natalia Kostrzewa, Emma Eliza Regan, John Colleary

Genre

Comedy Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Fastnet Films

20 Herbert Place
Dublin 2, Ireland
T: +353 1 639 4000

enquiries@fastnetfilms.com

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