Project Detail

Stick Guns

Synopsis

Stick Guns looks at the instinct boys had for war deep within the local wood. Narrated from the viewpoint of a thirty-something dad, expressing memories of a world where adventure was limited only by imagination. A world where a good stick became a great gun.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
DV Cam
Director
David Tucker
Producer
Thomas Benski
Editor
Ivan Cullen
Screenwriter
Simon Tucker, David Tucker
Director of Photography
Neil Massey
Composer
Wattie Buchan
Principal cast
Alastair Rorie, Richard Cutting, Edward Jebson

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Pulse Films

36 Berwick St
London W1F 8RR, London
UK

T+44 (0)20 7437 5518

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