Project Detail

This Way Out

Synopsis

A pitch-black comedy about Minnie the oddball owner of a Euthanasia Centre and her desperate attempts to keep it from closing.

Details

Year
2013
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
19 mins 30 secs
Director
Staten Cousins-Roe
Producer
Staten Cousins-Roe, Giles Alderson, Poppy Roe
Editor
Esther Gimenez
Screenwriter
Staten Cousins-Roe
Director of Photography
James Layton
Production Designer
Solrun Jonsdottir
Composer
Laurence Love Greed
Principal cast
Poppy Roe, Katie Brayben, Chris Gilling, Sarah Ball, Adam Venus

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Forward Motion Pictures Ltd

135 Charlton Church Lane
London
SE7 7AA

www.forwardmotionpictures.co.uk

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