Project Detail

Secret Child: The Bridge

Synopsis

A single mother and her eight-year-old son meets her man from her past after nine years.

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
17 min 30 sec
Director
Yewweng Ho
Producer
Gordon Lewis, Holly Martin
Executive Producer
Gordon Lewis
Editor
Struan Clay
Screenwriter
Sam Hoare, Yewweng Ho, Gordon Lewis
Director of Photography
Darius Shu
Production Designer
Elizabeth El-Kadhi Brown
Sound
Brian Greene, Tom Kennedy
Composer
Benjamin Hansen, Roy Todd
Principal cast
Austin Taylor, Fiona Glascott, Aaron McCusker

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