Johnson Pepperwood from Bosun Town
Synopsis
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
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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
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Temperance Pictures Ltd.
Joseph DethickSales Company
Temperance Pictures Ltd.
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