Tenner
Synopsis
Homer, a seemingly dysfunctional teenager, lives with his eccentric bong-smoking grandfather, Jolly. Homer is holding a vendetta against a local shop-owner Pardip. A surprise twist in the story sees him attempt to deftly escape an electronic tagging curfew, and reveals why this campaign of attacks may be justifiable revenge.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 mins
- Format
- DVcam HD
- Director
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David O' Neill
- Producer
- Julia Caithness, Sam Burton
- Co-Producer
- Julia Caithness, Sam Burton
- Editor
- Rudolph Buitenbach
- Screenwriter
- David O' Neill
- Director of Photography
- Simon Maggs
- Production Designer
- Elliot Day
- Sound
- Brian Moseley
- Principal cast
- Bronson Webb, Barry Martin, Bhasker Patel, Jonathan Aris
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Bigger Pictures
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