Project Detail

Running in Traffic

Synopsis

Two strangers attempt to bring the balance back into their lives after their respective grief and loss meanwhile unaware of the increasing connections between them.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Running time
100 mins
Format
HiDef
Director
Dale Corlett 1st Feature
Producer
Bryan Larkin, Marc Twynholm, Abigail Howkins
Editor
Bryan Larkin
Screenwriter
Bryan Larkin, Dale Corlett
Director of Photography
George Geddes
Production Designer
Lynsey Sinnamon
Sound
Chris Campion
Principal cast
Bryan Larkin, Kenneth Cranham, Anna Kerth, Atta Yaqub, Ross Maxwell, Douglas Russell

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Production Status

Production Company

Dabhand Films

bryan@dabhandfilms.com

Alcoba Film

Jigsaw Productions

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