Yoof Projekt
Synopsis
Hapless Council, Hopeless Management, Hopeful teenagers and Haphazard Youth work at it's best and worst working with disenfranchised young people to help them better.
Yoof Projekt is a satire looking at adults' attitudes towards teenagers and young people. the film follows the exploits of Middle-brook city council employee’s as the they attempt to engage the hardest to reach teenagers in their fantastic new youth project specifically designed to curb the excesses of the modern teenager. An arrogant film director is employed to capture and document every moment of the process. Hapless management have already written off the aims objectives and shockingly the outcomes. It is then left to a few disgruntled youth workers to make a success of managements wishes and work with the disenfranchised young people and help them better.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 98 mins
- Format
- 16.9 HD
- Director
-
Stephen Southern 1st Feature
- Producer
- Paul Meagher
- Editor
- Stephen Southern
- Screenwriter
- Paul Meagher
- Director of Photography
- Stephen Southern
- Sound
- Stephen Southern
- Composer
- Bauer
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Voo Doo Doll Productions and SSA Productions
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Sales Company
Paul Meagher
35 Stopes RoadLittle Lever
Bolton BL3 1NW
UK
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