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It Can Be Done

Synopsis

Set in the backwoods of Maine in 1956, it tells the true story of a day in the life of Dr. Wilhelm Reich, maverick psycho-analyst, bio-physicist and sexual revolutionary.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Director
Jon East
Dir
Jon East 35mm. 22mins. Prod: Alex Panton. Scr: Jon East, Panton. DoP: Frank Gell. Cast: Frank Grimes, Trey Wilkins, Nadia Cameron, Heathercote Williams.

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Production Company

Oranur Productions Ltd 61 Shenley Road London SE5 8NE, UK Tel: 020 7701 9771 Fax: 020 7701 9771 E-mail: ajpanton@hotmail.com

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