Irene's Ghost
Synopsis
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2018 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 82 min
- Director
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Iain Cunningham; Animation Director: Ellie Land 1st Feature
- Producer
- Rebecca Mark-Lawson
- Co-Producer
- Ciara Barry, Rosie Crerar
- Executive Producer
- Katie Bailiff, Lizzie Francke, Paul Ashton, Lucy McDowell, Jennifer Armitage
- Editor
- David Arthur; Additional Editor: Cinzia Baldessari, Hugh Williams
- Screenwriter
- Iain Cunningham; Co-writer: David Arthur
- Director of Photography
- Iain Cunningham; Additional Camera: Lucy Cohen, Rosie Saunders, Joshua Fry
- Sound
- Sound Designer and Re-recording Mixer: Raoul Brand
- Composer
- Chris Tye; Music Consultant: Connie Farr
- Animators
- Paulina Brinck, Charlotte Walton, Zoë Llewellyn, Jordan Booth, Rose Gibbin, Victor Tshimanga
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
A Forward Features and Tyke Films Production in co-production with Barry Crerar with support from BFI Film Fund, Creative England, Creative Scotland, Maudsley Charity, Wellcome
Forward Features
12 Fleming DriveHitchin
Herts
SG5 4FF
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