Project Detail

SweetestLove

Synopsis

Three lovers, 2 choices, 1 secret. Angela Bell meets her first love Michael Richards and they share memories of the love they shared and the life they didn't, but there is a secret which may part them forever.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
Digitbeta
Director
Deborah Hadfield
Producer
Deborah Hadfield
Editor
Stephen Groves
Screenwriter
Deborah Hadfield
Director of Photography
David Meads
Production Designer
Matt Warren
Sound
Phil Cape
Composer
Alan Baker
Principal cast
Holly Kenyon, Alessandro Parrello, Chris Brazier, Jason Stevens

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Queen Bee Films Ltd

32 Salsibury Drive
Swadlincote
Derbyshire DE11 7LD
UK

T +44 (0)1283 551524

M +44 (0)7968 178480

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