Night is Day: Dusk
Synopsis
In Dusk, Jason must save Karis from her gangster boyfriend, McDade, and his killer bodyguard, Aspirin. However Jason is not alone as two of Glasgow's finest Detectives are on the case!
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 18 mins
- Format
- Mini DV
- Director
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Fraser Coull
- Producer
- Colin R Smith
- Co-Producer
- Colin R Smith
- Editor
- Catherine Miller
- Screenwriter
- Fraser Coull
- Director of Photography
- Amber Tufail
- Production Designer
- Meg Scanlan
- Sound
- Ewan Stewart
- Composer
- Steve Dunster
- Principal cast
- Ross Maxwell, Madeleine Wober, Jim Sweeney, Francis Brady, Steve Tomas, Ceejay Watt, Robert Harrison, Mark Burns, Rachel Wisson
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Silly Wee Films
Glasgow, ScotlandUK
T +44 (0)7845 825 593
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