Project Detail

Me, You and the Dead

Synopsis

Colin needs £750 fast. Enter Lemmo, in charge of an inept loan sharking operation. Colin gets the cash and the car which promptly gets stolen. No car, no cash and a debt he can't pay back. Then the car turns up - with a corpse and a surprise!

Details

Year
2002
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
20 mins
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
Rick Griffiths
Producer
Mike Ogden
Editor
Kathy O'Shea
Screenwriter
Rick Griffiths
Director of Photography
Nic Sadler
Sound
Brian Davies
Composer
Cg Gannon
Principal cast
Rob Parry, Michelle Holmes, John Henshaw

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Production Status

Production Company

Binary Films

Contact: Mike Ogden
Manchester
M20 3YA
UK

T 00 44 (0)161 448 1400

binaryfilms@btinternet.com

Sales Company

Binary Films

Contact: Mike Ogden
Manchester
M20 3YA
UK

T 00 44 (0)161 448 1400

binaryfilms@btinternet.com

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