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Until Tomorrow

Synopsis

Through interweaving stories, Until Tomorrow follows a group of teenagers through an eventful evening whilst visiting their local youth club. Tonight they will face past mistakes as the crushing repercussions catch up to them, realising they shouldn't play adult games if they can't handle adult responsibilities.
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Details

Year
2013
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
22 mins 55 secs
Format
Digital - AVCHD.MTS
Director
Adrian Osman 1st Feature
Producer
Adrian Osman
Editor
Adrian Osman & Uzma Osman
Screenwriter
Adrian Osman
Director of Photography
Tea Smart
Sound
Jake Clark-Darby
Principal cast
Beth Dennis, Grace Morrison, Robert Peare, Trieve Blackwood-Cambridge
Camera Assistant
Elizabeth Marshall
Production Assistant
Claire Lee
Colour Grader
Sean Ford
Sound Design & Audio Mix
Chen Wissotzky

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Independent:

Adrian Osman - 07828 790 069 - lifeonstilts@hotmail.com

Sales Company

Adrian Osman - 07828 790 069 - lifeonstilts@hotmail.com

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