January 2nd
Synopsis
January 2nd is a hip, sexy film with hilarious comedy set pieces performed by a talented cast of young British actors. It lifts the lid on contemporary relationships with a fierce sexual honesty and brings its characters to the screen with coruscating wit. It combines the humour of Withnail and I and the warmth of The Big Chill, with a soundtrack to match that charts the history of the last 15 years of UK music and street culture.
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 92 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Matt Winn 1st Feature
- Producer
- Jeremy Bolt, Ivan Francis Clements, Mark Lesbirel, Matt Winn
- Co-Producer
- Jeremy Bolt, Ivan Francis Clements, Mark Lesbirel, Matt Winn
- Editor
- Lalit Goyal
- Screenwriter
- Ellis Freeman, Robert Murphy, Matt Winn
- Director of Photography
- Simon Coull
- Production Designer
- Nic Tuft
- Sound
- Jules Dawton
- Composer
- Matt Cooper, Matt Winn
- Principal cast
- Naomi Bently, Josephine Butler, Andrew Clover, Rachel Fielding, Ruth Gemmell, Dorian Healy, Simon Kunz, Che Walker, Julia Joyce
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Globocine International Pictures
Suite 332 Montpelier Crescent
Brighton
BN1 3JL
+44 (0)20 7193 4745 / +1 818 574 5881
January Films
138 Purves RoadLondon
NW10 5TE
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