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50 Kisses
A worldwide filmmaking collaboration. Composed of fifty 2 minute scripts by different writers, with each script to be filmed by a different filmmaker they will be edited together to make one feature length film.
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A worldwide filmmaking collaboration. Composed of fifty 2 minute scripts by different writers, with each script to be filmed by a different filmmaker they will be edited together to make one feature length film.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Uncle Susan Films, Black Toffee / SnapperPunchFish, Capital City Entertainment, Grindstone Films, Living Spirit Pictures, Makelight Productions, Miggins Films / Reel View, Puzzle Pictures, Rainstar Productions, Sweet Home Films, UNEZEYES Productions
Cast
Vlastimir Stevanovic, Rocko Paolo, Andrew T. Wright, Evan Marlowe, Chris Jones
Director
Stefania Bellini
Sara
Stefan Dennis
Stewie
Eileen Pollock
Mary Older
Conrad Peters
Tony Older
Alex Calloway
Clint
Hermione Corfield
Anna
Katie Sheridan
Mary
Shane Skelton
Boy
Tiana Khan
Woman: Segment "Red Light"
Jameelah Nuriddin
Wife: segment "Swalk"
Natalia Tena
Leila
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