The Bicycle Thief
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 7 min 50 sec
- Format
- 4K HD
- Director
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Kerry Skinner, Stewart Alexander
- Producer
- Jo Farrugia
- Executive Producer
- Milan Krsljanin, Abigail Berry, Matthew Hodson, Georgette Turner, Judy Ewens, Dhruti Patel, Amanda Connell, Madeleyne and Peter Campbell
- Editor
- Emma Collins
- Screenwriter
- Stewart Alexander
- Director of Photography
- Samuel Pearce
- Sound
- Diana Bond-Smith, Marie Tueje
- Composer
- Daniel Farrant, Nick Kingsley
- Principal cast
- Maisie Thorn, Richard Costello, Oliver Lang
- Costume Designer
- Lucille Acevedo-Jones
- Makeup Artist
- Remy Morsch
- 1st AD
- Dylan Tate
- First Assistant Camera
- Rana Darwish
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Park Bench Pictures
114a Elm RoadLeigh-On-Sea
Essex
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