Project Detail

Innocence

Synopsis

When a worker falls to his death at a care home, it appears to be a terrible accident. But when a detective questions a young man with Down's syndrome spotted at the scene, they uncover a crime more shocking than anyone imagined.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
19 min 50 sec
Director
Ben Reid
Producer
Tibo Travers, Ken Ross
Screenwriter
Owen Gower, Ben Reid
Director of Photography
Paul Kirsop
Production Designer
Mari Lucaccini
Composer
Michael Blainey
Principal cast
Tommy Jessop, Alice Lowe, Laurence Spellman, Richard Glover, Faraz Ayub, Beth Asher

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Production Status

Production Company

SweetDoh Ltd

Tibo Travers
1-5 Newington Causeway
London
SE1 6ED

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