Project Detail

When Harry Met Barry

Synopsis

Two old gangsters meet up in a derelict and deserted shower house. Are they here to settle an old score, or to make an illegal transaction? Tension builds to a climatic confrontation of macho ego, but a predictable outcome is unlikely.

Details

Year
2003
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 45 secs
Format
35mm
Director
Patrik Bergh
Producer
Patrik Bergh
Editor
Joakim Pietras
Screenwriter
Patrik Bergh
Director of Photography
Philipp Blaubach
Sound
Eardrum
Composer
Mathew Scott
Principal cast
David Da Silva, Brendan Gregory

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Production Status

Production Company

Patrik Bergh

39 Granville Court
Mountview Road
London N4 4JL
UK

T +44(0)7976 744808

patrikbergh@aol.com

Sales Company

SFB/Short Film Bureau

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