Iris Warriors
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- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 103 mins
- Format
- Digital 4K
- Director
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Roydon Turner
- Producer
- Don Macnab-Stark, Roydon Turner, Toni Marais, Arabella Burfitt-Dons
- Executive Producer
- Mark Calvert, Joanne Billington, Julie Baines; Jonathan Taylor
- Editor
- Tim Goodwin
- Screenwriter
- Don Macnab-Stark
- Director of Photography
- Grant Appleton
- Composer
- Matthew Olyver, Jake Bright
- Principal cast
- Jessica Brown Findlay
- Genre Notes
- Drama, Family, Fantasy
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Production Status
Production Company
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