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Into Deep Space

Synopsis

Astronomer Grant Miller is obsessed with looking for earth-like planets in distant solar systems. Not only does he think that life is possible outside of our solar system, he believes that a discovery will be made in his own lifetime.
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Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 mins 34 secs
Format
HD
Director
Anne Milne, Alberto Iordanov
Producer
Anne Milne
Executive Producer
Tania Johnson, Emma Davie
Editor
Anne Milne, Alberto Iordanov
Screenwriter
Anne Milne, Alberto Iordanov
Director of Photography
Anne Milne
Sound
Alberto Iordanov
Composer
David Borras

Genre

Climate / Environment Scottish Science

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

AMM Film

18/6 Marchmont Road
Edinburgh
EH9 1HZ

E: anne@annemilne.com

Sales Company

AMM Film

18/6 Marchmont Road
Edinburgh, EH9 1HZ

E: anne@annemilne.com

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