Project Detail

Johnson Pepperwood from Bosun Town

Synopsis

The story of a nervous collapse and descent into madness.
Lost in a nightmare of visions, voices and words, a con-artist is forced to search for an elusive figure manhunted by a vicious criminal gang. "You know what life is? It's your last chance. A day never goes by again." An eclectically scored experimental docu-mystery.

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Features
Running time
92 mins
Format
Super 8mm, 35mm still, Full HD
Director
Jim Dethick
Producer
Joseph Dethick
Editor
Joseph Dethick, Jim Dethick
Screenwriter
Jim Dethick
Director of Photography
Joseph Dethick
Composer
Vivid Bit Technology, Max Hall, Jim Dethick, Joseph Dethick
Principal cast
Jim Dethick
Sound Design and Mix
Jim Dethick
Chapter Titles and Artwork
Jim Dethick

Production Status

Production Company

Temperance Pictures Ltd.

Joseph Dethick

Sales Company

Temperance Pictures Ltd.

Joseph Dethick

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