The Rest Is Silence
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2005
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Format
- MiniDV
- Director
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Andrew Henderson
- Producer
- Noe Mendelle
- Co-Producer
- Noe Mendelle
- Editor
- Roddy Simpson
- Director of Photography
- Andrew Begg
- Sound
- Des Henron
- Composer
- Matt Hulse, Katy Jones
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Cadies Productions Ltd,
84 West Bow (Victoria Street),Edinburgh EH1 2HH, Scotland
UK
T+44 (0)13 1225 6745
M+44 (0)7713 147 051robin@cadies.co.uk
Sales Company
Cadies Productions Ltd,
84 West Bow (Victoria Street),Edinburgh EH1 2HH, Scotland
UK
T+44 (0)13 1225 6745
M+44 (0)7713 147 051robin@cadies.co.uk
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