Liverpool Story
Synopsis
Communities and voices are observed from a fresh perspective as the city navigates through an eventful year.
Mirroring the ebb and flow of the River Mersey, LIVERPOOL STORY is an intimate document of daily life, observing the city and its people over the passing seasons.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 126 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Daniel Draper
- Producer
- Christie Allanson, Daniel Draper
- Editor
- Christie Allanson
- Screenwriter
- Daniel Draper
- Director of Photography
- Daniel Draper
- Sound
- Sam Auguste
- Composer
- Likvaka
- Principal cast
- Amina Atiq, Jeff Young, Sam Batley, DW Mault, Dave Nicholas, Jane MacNeil, Naomi Ditchfield, John Gahan, Mike Keenan, Elke Weissmann, Rita Smith, Mick Colligan, Chris Howard, Kath Huxley, Jayne Huxley, Sharon Finnigan, Dan Chan
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Shut Out The Light Films
21 Tunstall StreetLiverpool
L7 6AN
Sales Company
Shut Out The Light Films
21 Tunstall StreetLiverpool
L7 6AN
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