Project Detail

Playground Logic

Synopsis

Dan witnesses a crime by a dozy thug who used to bully him at school. To get revenge for the playground crimes of years ago Dan sets out to blackmail the bully. When this goes wrong Dan joins forces with his friend Gareth who comes up with a bold, exciting and irrevocably stupid plan. That ends very badly for Dan.

Details

Year: 2005
Type of project: Features
Running time: 97 mins
Format: DV
Director: Matthew Sanger 1st Feature
Producer: Fiona McAlpine
Executive Producer: Darren Bender
Editor: Matthew Sanger
Screenwriter: Matthew Sanger, Jim Barton
Director of Photography: Matthew Sanger
Composer: Ben Foster

Genre

Comedy

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Prelude Productions, Screen East

darren@bentfilms.co.uk

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