Project Detail

If I Told You My Story

Synopsis

Childhood abuse victim goes through a rough time with her boyfreind and life in general before finding a way to tackle her childhood.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
58 mins
Format
DV
Director
Devron Callender
Producer
Dang Productions
Co-Producer
Dang Productions
Editor
Daleey Heyer
Screenwriter
Peter Lowe
Sound
Aron
Composer
Sea James
Principal cast
Carol Laine, Denise Orita, Everett Douglas

Genre

Production Status

Production Company

Dang production

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