Iron Ladies
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 99 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Daniel Draper
- Producer
- Christie Allanson, Daniel Draper
- Executive Producer
- Matthew Bell, Susanne Levin
- Editor
- Christie Allanson
- Screenwriter
- Daniel Draper
- Director of Photography
- Cameron Brown, Daniel Draper
- Sound
- Sam Auguste
- Principal cast
- Heather Wood, Juliana Heron, Lynn Gibson, Rose Hunter, Linda Allbut, Maxine Penkethman, Carol Ross, Linda Erksine, Sally Higgins, Sue Piotrowski, Betty Cook, Kate Flannery, Lorraine Stansbie, Aggie Currie, Janet Wilson-Cunningham, Christine Powell, Kay Case, Kay Sutcliffe, Liz French
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Shut Out The Light Films
21 Tunstall StreetLiverpool
L7 6AN
Sales Company
Shut Out The Light Films
21 Tunstall StreetLiverpool
L7 6AN
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