More Punk Than Punk
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 24 min 21 sec
- Format
- DCP / mp4
- Director
-
Azeem Rajulawalla
- Producer
- Azeem Rajulawalla, Thomas Sheriff
- Executive Producer
- Suki Majhail-McLean, Hugh McIntyre
- Editor
- Thomas Sheriff
- Director of Photography
- Thomas Bell
- Sound
- Bilal Ocean, Michael Griggs
- Principal cast
- Aki Nawaz
- Consulting Producer
- Megan Hollinghurst
- Associate Producers
- Zoeb Kapadia, Arif Sadikot, Richard Sheriff, Janet Sheriff
- Archive Researcher
- Sven Nørgaard
- Colourist
- Henry Howard
- Post-Producer
- Belle McCleary
- Grade Assistant
- Hugo Eaton
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Reality Distortion Films
Azeem Rajulawalla265 Kiln Road
Benfleet
England
SS7 1RU
azeem.raj@outlook.com
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