Project Detail

Only You (director Hugo Keijzer)

Synopsis

Debut feature from Hugo Keijzer
Awaiting synopsis

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Features
Director
Hugo Keijzer 1st Feature
Producer
Nick Taussig, Paul Van Carter

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Salon Pictures

Unit 5B Rudolf Place
Miles Street
London
SW8 1RP

Tempo Productions

Piers Tempest
Lower Scarcliffe
Off Carleton Lane
Carleton
Skipton
BD23 3HS

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