Tales of the Fourth Dimension
Synopsis
Time can stop still, to give you the chance of revenge on a scheming enemy, or can repeat itself, so that you have the opportunity to save a friend and turn your life around.
Bad timing can mean that you miss out on the chance of hitting the big time in 1960s Liverpool, or it can put you in the wrong place at the wrong time with terrifying consequences. The impossible becomes possible in the world of the Fourth Dimension.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 102 mins
- Format
- DigiBeta
- Director
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Arif Hussein, John Erasmus, Mark Craig, Steve Connor, Nik Fletcher 1st Feature
- Producer
- Nik Fletcher, Paul Fletcher
- Co-Producer
- Nik Fletcher, Paul Fletcher
- Editor
- William Webb, Andrew Wild, Nigel Crump, Andey Ford, Ian Farr, Steve Connor, David Charrap
- Screenwriter
- Nik Fletcher, Arif Hussein, Mark Craig, Elsa Evripidou
- Director of Photography
- Malcolm McClean, Zoran Veljkovic, Nathan A Shepherd, Michael Muschamp, Mike Brennan, Michael Miles
- Production Designer
- Steve Herbert, Theresa Kiyota Rahanan, Miranda Reinhartz
- Sound
- Jan Cholawo, Dave Taylor, Nick Adams, David Ingram, Steve Connor
- Composer
- Nigel Beaham-Powell, Bella Russell, Laura Rossi, Steve Alexander, Alistair Lock, Chris Brighton, Kevin Oliver Jones, the Space Cowboys
- Principal cast
- Richard O' Brien, Caroline Catz, Heather Craney, Annabel Dowler, John Elmes, Ian Embleton, Andrew Heart, Adam Keast, Adrian Rawlins, Abigail Thaw, Peter van Doorn
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
The Ghost Film Company
Unit 1 Hamble HouseMeadrow
Godalming
Surrey GU7 3HJ
UK
T +44 (0)1483 414467
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