Project Detail

Skeletons

Synopsis

Skeletons is a surrealist comedy about two travelling salesmen in the business of cleaning skeletons out of people's closets.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
95mns
Director
Nick Whitfield 1st Feature
Producer
Kate Myers, Tracy Brimm, Paul Welsh
Executive Producer
Suzanne Alizart, Robbie Allen, Anna Siefert-Speck
Editor
Rachel Tunnard
Screenwriter
Nick Whitfield
Director of Photography
Zac Nicholson
Production Designer
James Lapsley
Sound
Joakim Sundstrom
Composer
Simon Whitfield
Principal cast
Ed Gaughan, Andrew Buckley, Paprika Steen, Tuppence Middleton, Jason Isaacs

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Production Status

Production Company

Forward Films

Third Floor
23 Denmark Street
London WC2H 8NH
UK

office@forwardfilms.co.uk

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