The Important Parts Of A True Story
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2002
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 mins
- Director
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Kevin Cameron
- Producer
- Aimara Reques
- Executive Producer
- Aimara Reques
- Editor
- Mark Jenkins
- Screenwriter
- Kevin Cameron
- Director of Photography
- Oliver Cheeseman
- Sound
- John Cobban
- Composer
- Matthew Brown
- Principal cast
- Michael Derrington, Angela Darcy, Robert Read, David Meldrum, Carol Rafferty
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Cineworks (Glasgow Media Access Centre)
Contact: Cordelia Stephens3rd Floor
34 Albion Street
Glasgow G1 1LH
UK
T 00 44 (0)141 553 2620
cineworksfilms@aol.com
Sales Company
Scottish Screen
Contact: Katie McNaly249 West George Street
Glasgow G2 4QE
UK
distribution@scottishscreen.com
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