Project Detail

Yesterday I Think

Synopsis

Portraying the birth of a violent and tragic existence, this film is an iconographic tale of suburban horror humorously expressed in dark, crude elegance.
'Once there was a baby that made those around him hate.'

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 mins 35 secs
Format
Beta SP, Digital
Director
Becalelis Brodskis
Producer
Jonathan Lewis
Co-Producer
Jonathan Lewis
Editor
Tony Fish
Screenwriter
Jonathan Lewis
Production Designer
Katerina Athanasopoulou
Sound
Fonic, Boris Pennington
Composer
Repair Man
Principal cast
Gwynn Mcelveen

Production Status

Production Company

Doctorpuss Productions

brodskis@gmail.com

Sales Company

Becalelis Brodskis

brodskis@gmail.com

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