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Summer Sunshine

Synopsis

Marc lives in Liverpool and works in construction. Jessica is working as a model in London. They meet at a friend's party and fall in love. They both admit to their feelings for each other, and soon have to return home after a week together in the beautiful town of Bath. Will their love survive?
 

Details

Year
2008
Type of film
Features
Running time
tbc
Director
David Kentwood 1st Feature
Producer
Thomas Fiddie
Editor
Beth Jo, Keith Markson
Screenwriter
Robert Martins
Director of Photography
David Smith
Production Designer
Jason Kent
Sound
Jeff Roberts
Composer
Thomas Fisher
Principal cast
Thomas Fisher, Jodie Hannah, Jack Birkly, Adam James, Jamie Hames, Hannah Calvin, Marc James, Jess Wait, Morgan Pine, Hannah Wilks

Genre

Children’s Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

RM Productions

London
UK

www.myspace.com/summersunshinefilm

Sales Company

RM Productions

London
UK

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