Project Detail

Huey

Synopsis

An incel struggles to deal with his rocky mental health and the cold stares of a woman in a coffee shop - fighting a losing battle to maintain self control

Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Features
Running time
88 min
Format
Digital: 23.987 fps
Director
Brenden Singh 1st Feature
Producer
Brenden Singh
Editor
Brenden Singh
Screenwriter
Brenden Singh
Director of Photography
Brenden Singh
Production Designer
Mandy Kershaw
Sound
Kelsey Rushworth, Oscar Perez, Atom Morton
Composer
Adina Nelu
Principal cast
Bryan Moritary, Daisy Boyden, Emma Bugg, Jacob Meadows, Phillip Ridout
Fight Director
Robbie Capaldi

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Timere Media

63 Liverpool Road
Islington
London
N1 0RH

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