Narcopolis
Synopsis
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2015 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 96 mins
- Director
-
Justin Trefgarne 1st Feature
- Producer
- Daniel-Konrad Cooper, Elliot Cowan, Justin Trefgarne, Paula Turnbull, Eldar Turvey
- Co-Producer
- Paula Turnbull
- Executive Producer
- Eldar Tuvey
- Editor
- Jo Dixon, Robbie Morrison
- Screenwriter
- Justin Trefgarne
- Director of Photography
- Christopher Moon
- Production Designer
- Paul Booth, Takis
- Sound
- Robin Gerrard, Tim Surrey
- Composer
- Aleah Morrison, Matthew Wilcock
- Principal cast
- Elliot Cowan, Jonathan Pryce, Elodie Yung, Robert Bathurst, Molly Gaisford, James Callis, Cosima Shaw, Harry Lloyd
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
T Squared Films Ltd
Marble Arch Tower55 Bryanston Street
London
W1H 7AA
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