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Light Thereafter

Synopsis

Second generation immigrant and budding artist Pavel lives with his mother in Birmingham. One day, he takes off on the road to find his hero, the legendary French painter Arnaud, and along the way he gets into trouble and falls in love. It’s the story of a young man who wants to become someone else, but needs to be himself.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Features
Format
Digital
Director
Konstantin Bojanov
Producer
Sam Taylor, Mike Downey
Co-Producer
Mila Voinikova, Konstantin Bojanov, John Engel,
Editor
Anja Siemens
Screenwriter
Konstantin Bojanov, Rebecca Lenckiewicz
Director of Photography
Nenad Boroevich
Production Designer
Sabina Christova
Sound
Tijn Hazen, Fabien Pochet, Leith Ridley, Aleksandar Trayanov
Composer
Michelino Bisceglia
Principal cast
Barry Keoghan, Thure Lindhart, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Lubna Azabal

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

F&ME (UK) in collaboration with Multfilm and Left Field Ventures

Film & Music Entertainment Ltd. (F&ME)

Unit 25
Archer Street Studios
10/11 Archer Street
London W1D 7AZ

Sales Company

Latido Films

Antonio Saura, Javier de la Fuente
Veneras 9
3º 28013 Madrid
Spain

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