Project Detail

The Pool

Synopsis

Patrick and Rose, an elderly couple, break into the derelict swimming pool where they first met as teenagers. A romantic drama in which the past is as alive as the present.
 

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins
Format
HD
Director
Chris Richards
Producer
Nicolas Irons
Editor
Dan Shirley
Screenwriter
Chris Richards
Director of Photography
Michael Caine
Sound
Gordon Nightingale, Benedict Peissel
Composer
Simon Bass
Principal cast
James Booth, Rosalind Knight, Jamie Davies, Michiah Dring

Production Status

Production Company

Bonneville Pictures

c/o Chris Richards
39 Leighton Road
Moseley
Birmingham B13 8HD
UK

T +44 (0)7802 456 834

chris_richards@mac.com

Sales Company

Short Circuit

15 Paternoster Row
Sheffield S1 2BX
UK

T +44 (0)114 221 0579/0569

info@shortcircuitfilms.com

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