Project Detail

Going Going

Synopsis

A funny-sad film about fear featuring writer/perfomer Emily Woof and countless house lamps of all shapes and sizes.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Director
Margaret Williams
Dir
Margaret Williams S16mm. 9mins. Sales co: British Film Institute, Tel: 020 7357 8909. Prod: Anne Beresford. Scr: Emily Woof. DoP: David Scott. Cast: Emily Woof, Hamish McColl, Colin MacLachlan.

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Production Status

Production Company

MJW Productions 5 Warner House 43-49 Warner St London EC1R 5ER, UK Tel: 020 7713 0400 Fax: 020 7713 0500

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