Project Detail

Mysterious Ways

Name: Mysterious Ways
Director: John Simpson
Released: 2001
Duration: 11 mins

Synopsis

Two young siblings, seven year old Drew and five year old Emily, find themselves alone after the death of their mother. They embark on a journey to Mysterious Ways, an old magician's shop, to see if they can have their mother brought back to life. Will other-worldly forces intervene?

Details

Year: 2001
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 11 mins
Format: 35mm, Betacam Sp
Director: John Simpson
Producer: Paul Largan
Executive Producer: Paul Largan
Editor: Jane Tubb
Screenwriter: John Simpson
Director of Photography: Mark Garrett
Sound: Deke Thompson
Composer: Debbie Wiseman
Principal cast: Rachel McGibbon, Ryan Dougal, Mark Mulholland

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Green Park Films

Contact: Julia Carson
Northern Ireland Film Commission
21 Ormeau Avenue
Belfast
BT2 8HD
UK

T 0044 2890 232444

julia@nifc.co.uk

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www.nifc.co.uk

Sales Company

Network Ireland TV

Contact: Derry O’ Brien
23 South Frederick Street
Dublin 2

T 003531 679 7309

info@network-irl-tv.com

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www.network-irl-tv.

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