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Synopsis

An old artist Stanley Wyatt leads a solitary existence devoid of colour. His paintings are dark and brooding. A new neighbour Helen moves in next door. She loves yellow, and brings sunshine into Stanley's life.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
29 mins
Format
16:9
Director
Donato Cinicolo
Producer
Donato Cinicolo, Roy Scammell
Co-Producer
Donato Cinicolo, Roy Scammell
Editor
Ben Roper
Screenwriter
Donato Cinicolo
Director of Photography
Leo Cinicolo
Sound
Ben Roper
Composer
Alex Smee
Principal cast
Roy Scammell, Amanda Driscoll, Sean Halligan, Renzo Guddemi, Kelly Scott, Jason Maverick

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

dc3:art films

65 London Road
St Albans
Herts AL1 1LJ
UK

T 01727 864473

info@dc3art.co.uk

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