Project Detail

Never A Master Plan

Synopsis

A series of interconnected vignettes offer a glimpse of life in (creative) London.

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Features
Running time
92 mins
Format
4K, HD
Director
Giorgio Guernier
Producer
Giorgio Guernier, Nina Recko
Executive Producer
Hannah Fawcett, Augustin Hardy
Editor
Stefano Croci, Giorgio Guernier
Screenwriter
Giorgio Guernier with the actors
Director of Photography
Sam Parsons
Production Designer
Todd Vee Bresson, Elena Isolini
Sound
Andrea Calaprice
Composer
Vashti Bunyan, Big Boys, The Dils, Kikagaku Moyo
Principal cast
Margaux Billard, Allegra Shock, Vashti Bunyan.

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Production Status

Production Company

Pop Homage

62 Kingsdown Avenue
London W13 9PT
+44 (007935 929609.

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