Wickham Road
Synopsis
Bobby MacDowell, the youngest of three, looks back on the last two weeks of normality in his childhood - the last two weeks before his mum became ill. Trouble is, his sister seems to be constantly shagging yet another new boyfriend, and his brother seems to have some hair-brained scheme to reveal the identity of a newspaper editor. And not one of the kids has time to listen to their mum.
Wicham Road is a humourous and heart-warming story of a family: a fast paced and quick-witted slice of life in which the MacDowells, have lived in a kind of limbo for the past ten years, are finally forced to face the future.
Details
- Year
- 2005
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 84 mins
- Format
- DigiDeta
- Director
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Oliver Nash
- Producer
- Kristian Dench, Oliver Nash
- Editor
- David Barrett
- Screenwriter
- Oliver Nash, Paul Allen
- Director of Photography
- Ian Howes
- Sound
- Russell Keefe
- Composer
- Matt Hay
- Principal cast
- Elizabeth Elvin, Max Wrottesley, Katie Bryany, Jamie Nichols
- Production Manager
- Kiaran Murray-Smith
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Northiam Films
66A Stanley GroveLondon SW8 3PG
UK
T +44 (0)20 7978 2408
wickhamroad@yahoo.co.uk
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