Quiet on Set: The Class Division in the Film Industry?
Synopsis
Official Selection Galway 37th Film Fleadh 2025 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 66 min
- Format
- 4K ProRes 422 HQ
- Director
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Mark Forbes
- Producer
- Mark Forbes
- Executive Producer
- Mark Forbes
- Editor
- Mark Forbes
- Screenwriter
- Mark Forbes
- Director of Photography
- Mark Forbes
- Sound
- Mark Forbes
- Composer
- Adrián Berenguer
- Principal cast
- With contributions from: Maxine Peake, Paul Laverty, Vicky McClure, Jonny Owen, Andrew Tiernan, Kolton Lee,Sean McAllister, Damian Paul Daniel, Shona McWilliams, Christopher Fairbank, Alison Rashley, Jason Ruddy, Tom Stocks, Marcus Ryder, Kaitlyn Boxall, Rachel Clark, Kevin Blacoe, Philippa Childs, Sonny Hanley, Mariayah Kaderbhai
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Production Company
Mark Forbes
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