Itch
Synopsis
Nathan has been suffering from years of manic depression. He has been in and out of institutions but nothing has helped him so far – he is a man on the edge and is to become totally unbalanced through a series of seemingly random events.
Nathan has an itch he can’t scratch. This is the story of how he comes to terms with his problems and how he deals with it all in his own special way. His therapy is about to begin.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 103 mins
- Format
- HiDef
- Director
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Jay Radosavljevic 1st Feature
- Producer
- Jay Radosavljevic
- Editor
- Matt Patrick, Jay Radosavljevic
- Screenwriter
- Jay Radosavljevic
- Director of Photography
- Matt Patrick
- Sound
- Richard Miller
- Composer
- Jozef Fletcher, The Satellite Inspectors
- Principal cast
- Paul Andrew, Kal Aise, Max Whatley
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Handcrafted Films
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