Interview With A Politician
Synopsis
The viewers are led on a narrative journey - sometimes misleading sometimes mischievous - by ever evolving characters. Although the storyline is entirely fictional, the film is reflective of the youtube and myspace generation, where almost anyone can have access to publishing their own (including partial or deliberately misleading commentary) video films and online web contents.
Interview with a Politician is a fictional and yet racy, seemingly topical exploration of the ups and downs in mainstream politician’s life, as if through a stage-managed docu-drama.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 83 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Niranjan Kamatkar
- Producer
- Niranjan Kamatkar
- Editor
- Jack Wang, Graham Thomas, James Page
- Screenwriter
- Niranjan Kamatkar
- Director of Photography
- Jeremy Read
- Production Designer
- Lea Yehud
- Composer
- Robert Jarvis
- Principal cast
- Antony Wheeler, Maurice Ord, Carloline Boulton, Susan Cummins, MaryAnn O' Donoghue, Tim Hoyle
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Niranjan Kamatkar
Wise Thoughts / Blue & Yellow Productions2nd Floor Wood Green Central Library
High Street Wood Green
London N22 6XD
UK
T +44 (0)20 8889 9555
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