Project Detail

The Tyre

Synopsis

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9.30 mins
Format
35mm, Optical, Digi Beta
Director
Brian Hill
Producer
Century Films Ltd.
Editor
Stuart Briggs
Screenwriter
Brian Hill, Simon Armitage
Director of Photography
Simon Niblett
Sound
Ross Neasham
Composer
Julian Stewart Lindsay
Principal cast
Christopher Eccleston

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Production Status

Production Company

Century Films Ltd.

Studio 32, Clink Street Studios
1 Clink Street
London SE1 9DG
UK

T 020 7378 6106

century@dircon.co.uk

Sales Company

C/O Century Films

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