Project Detail

We Make Music

Synopsis

The film follows Pete, a repeat offender, trapped in an inner city economic, and social underclass, as he struggles to make sense of the void around him. This powerful film perfectly captures the cycle of destruction brought about by hate, fear and distrust, and the isolation this environment creates.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 mins
Format
DV
Director
Barry McCormick
Producer
Barry McCormick
Editor
Chris Kelly
Screenwriter
Barry McCormick
Director of Photography
Ian Keown
Production Designer
Chris Pavlo
Sound
Mark Apicella
Composer
Stace Constantinou
Principal cast
Chook Sibtain, Darren Tighe, Pauline Turner

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

bazmccormick@googlemail.com

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