Project Detail

Seven Devils

Synopsis

A series of vignettes that explore the seven deadly sins.

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Features
Running time
97 mins
Format
HD
Director
Benjamin Rider
Producer
Benjamin Rider
Executive Producer
Bill Rider, Deb Rider
Editor
Benjamin Rider
Screenwriter
Benjamin Rider
Director of Photography
Benjamin Rider
Sound
James Bull, Jake Chapman, Shane Nye, Adam Joseph Pietrzyk
Composer
Lawrence Bywater
Principal cast
Cornelius Geaney Jr., Julia Papp, Darren O'Connor, Emily Stride, Augustina Amoa, Stacey Leigh, Gregory Champkin, Michael Luke Walsh, Richard Summers-Calvert, Louise Tyler, Aurora Fearnley, Michelle Lehane, Kim Waters, Rosalyn Mitchell, Alexander Hughes,

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Production Status

Production Company

BR Productions and Riding High Pictures

Sales Company

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