Modern Love
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 87 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Simon Aitken
- Producer
- Simon Aitken
- Executive Producer
- Corey Browne, Marco Antonio M. Magalhaes, Simon Aitken
- Editor
- Simon Aitken
- Screenwriter
- Simon Aitken, Antonia McGuire, Benjamin Green, Dianna Ippolito
- Director of Photography
- Simon Aitken, Joaquin Bas
- Sound
- Mark Verner, Tom Scott-Toft, Luke David Harris, Rodrigo Gil
- Composer
- Neil Myers, Marcelo Fossa, RightSon
- Principal cast
- Mhairi Calvey, Louise Jameson, Barbara Barnes, Petra Bryant, Ben Shockley, Chris Grahamson, Vivien Reid, Phil Snowden, Keith Eyles, Hayward Morse, Kane Surry, Matt Prendergast, Benjamin Green, Liv Austen, Alior Cohen, Paul Rippengal
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Production Status
Production Company
Independent Runnings
41 Gwendoline CourtBryanstone Road
Waltham Cross
Hertfordshire EN8 7FB
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