Lucky Numbers
Synopsis
He is convinced through his obsession with counting, that he can predict the winning Lottery numbers and gain the heart of the shows presenter, Luscious Lucy.
Things don't quite go Derrick's way but he wins more than money can ever buy.
A story of hope, despair and a fair amount of swearing.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Garrick Hamm
- Producer
- Pete Seaward
- Co-Producer
- Pete Seaward
- Editor
- Jake Wynne
- Screenwriter
- Garrick Hamm
- Director of Photography
- Pete Seaward
- Production Designer
- Pete Seaward
- Sound
- Ben Hooper
- Composer
- Steve Hamilton
- Principal cast
- Bert Audeburt
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
HammSeaward
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