Julius Caesar
Synopsis
Caesar rules, with ever increasing confidence and power, over a world that has decayed to a dark and desolate landscape where friendships are brutally ripped apart. Some doubt Caesar's leadership and plot his demise, blurring the distinctions between friendship loyalty and greed.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 110 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Adam Lee Hamilton,John Montegrande 1st Feature
- Producer
- Katie Moskal
- Executive Producer
- Kevin Atkinson, Andrew Walkington
- Editor
- Adam Lee Hamilton, John Montegrande
- Screenwriter
- William Shakespeare, Adam Lee Hamilton, John Montegrande
- Director of Photography
- Philip Brown, Stuart Hackshaw
- Production Designer
- Robin Heap
- Principal cast
- Jordan Daws, Magnus Erland McCullagh, Paul Syrstad, Miles Yekinni
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
The Co-operative British Youth Film Academy
Couzens BuildingMMU Cheshire
Crewe Green Road
Crewe Cheshire
CW1 5DU
UK
Sales Company
Seven & Seven Producers' Sales Service Ltd
122 Walton StreetLondon SW3 2JJ
UK
T +44 (0)20 7584 6402
www.producerssalesservice.com
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