Project Detail

The Land of Sometimes

Name: The Land of Sometimes
Director: Leon Joosen
Genre: Music, Children’s, Dance
Released: 2017

Synopsis

Brother and sister Alfie and Elise keep wishing for more, until the night before Christmas when the strange and mysterious Wish Collector appears and whisks them off to the Land of Sometimes, where all their wishes can come true.
Based on Francesca Longrigg’s well-received audio book 'The Land of Sometimes'

Details

Year: 2017
Type of project: Features
Director: Leon Joosen 1st Feature
Producer: Tony Nottage, Francesca Longrigg
Screenwriter: Martin Casella (teleplay), Francesca Longrigg (writer, audio book), Tony Nottage (screenplay)
Principal cast: Voice cast: Ewan MacGregor, David Walliams, Terry Jones

Genre

Music Children’s Dance

Production Status

Pre-production

Production Company

Eevolver, Giant Wheel Animation

c/o Tony Nottage

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Sales Company

Kaleidoscope Film Distribution

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