Project Detail

Scarred

Synopsis

A short thriller in which a young man’s physiognomy betrays his past, drives his destiny and influences the dynamics of his new relationship when he gets more than he’d bargained for.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Damien Rea
Producer
Mark Rea
Co-Producer
Mark Rea
Editor
Andy Kemp, Martin Corbett
Screenwriter
Damien Rea
Director of Photography
Oliver Curtis BSC
Production Designer
Steve Groves
Sound
Ron Bailey
Composer
Neil Arthur
Principal cast
Chris Anderson, David Durham, Lara Cazalet

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Production Status

Production Company

Damien Rea

damienrea@gmail.com

Sales Company

Damien Rea

damienrea@gmail.com

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