Project Detail

When The Rain Comes

Synopsis

Anna (Dervla Kirwan) has that feeling again. The same feeling she had when her husband had that affair. Is he doing it again? With reluctant daughter Sam (Holly Gibbs) in town, Anna follows her intuition across London to discover the truth.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins
Format
HD
Director
Jade Bell
Producer
Vicky Hwang
Co-Producer
Vicky Hwang
Editor
Adam Finch
Screenwriter
Jade Bell
Director of Photography
Stuart Biddlecombe
Sound
Graham Headicar, Steve Hubbard, Dawn Gough, Alexandros Sidiropolous, Jim Goddard, Catherine Thomas
Composer
Tom Chichester-Clark
Principal cast
Dervla Kirwan, Holly Gibbs

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Production Status

Production Company

Exit 71 Films Limited

17 Queensgate Terrace
Flat E
London SW7 5PR
UK

T +44 (0)7969 328 019

jade@exit71films.com

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