Project Detail

Little Brother

Synopsis

A teenage boy uses his hearing impairment to escape his daily routine and the responsibility of looking after his wheelchair bound little brother.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins
Format
Super 16mm
Director
Callum Cooper
Producer
M Bobby Kapur
Co-Producer
M Bobby Kapur
Editor
Anna Meller
Screenwriter
Callum Cooper, Oni Family
Director of Photography
Michael Latham, Leigh Alner
Sound
Jay Price, Sandy Milne
Composer
Sandy Milne, Callum Cooper
Principal cast
Ola Alexander, Tolani Oni, Olabisi T-oni, Darren Anthony Moore

Production Status

Production Company

www.callumcooper.com/films/lb

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