Project Detail

Superman: Requiem

Synopsis

When the Man of Steel is rendered almost powerless my an evil mastermind, he must find a way to prove to the world that he is still a super man.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
80 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Gene Fallaize 1st Feature
Producer
Tony Cook, Daniella Pellegrini
Co-Producer
Lori MacFadyen, Sophie Langford, Marcus Ako, Tom Toal
Executive Producer
Stevie Raine, Aidrian Kinnersley, C. Ralph Adler
Editor
Damian Knight
Screenwriter
Gene Fallaize
Director of Photography
Stephen Bell-Young
Production Designer
Felipe Infante
Sound
Jeff Giron
Composer
Joseph Bennie
Principal cast
Martin Richardson, Stacy Sobieski, Paul Khanna, Lucy Bruegger, Tony Cook

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Production Status

Production Company

Cupsogue Pictures Ltd

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Sales Company

Cupsogue Pictures Ltd

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