Leave The Edges
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 39 min
- Director
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Baff Akoto
- Producer
- L-A Appiah
- Editor
- Jonathan Cronin
- Director of Photography
- Fola Abatan, Ludovic Claire, Joel Honeywell
- Composer
- Alfa Mist, Basia Bartz, Rob Corcoran, Mark Estall
- Principal cast
- Yane Mareine, Yinka Esi Graves, Jumoke Adeyanju, Chika Anadu (voice), ShaNon Bobinger, Julien Béramis, Suhyene Iddrisu, Jack D. Mensah
- Colourist
- Carl Thompson
- Sound Designer
- Anna Bertmark
- Dubbing Mixer
- Kim Tae Hak
- Assistant Sound Editor
- Cecilia Thorausch
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
RECURRING DREAMS
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