One Minutes (2009)

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Director:

Philip Pugh

Writer:

Philip Pugh

Stars:

Lydia Adams, Adam Alexander, John Allen

Cast

Credited cast:
Lydia Adams	...	Tracey / Hera / Screaming Girl
Adam Alexander	...	Gianni / Bullet Guy (voice)
John Allen	...	Tjener / Equipe Du Film / Tir Policier / Bjorn Lindstrom - The Actor Playing W.W. / Lazy Slacker 1 / Dead Chap
Brigite Amaral	...	Ryoko / Misuzu / Combing Her Hair
Nusha Amini	...	Annoying Telephone Recording / Noodles / Neda / Ninja (voice)
Natalie India Balmain	...	Preeti / Isa / Documentarian Woman / Graffiti Artist (as India Balmain)
Michael Baughan	...	Suit in Lift / Explorer 2 / Bird / The Clock Maker's Apprentice / Shaun / Lon Chan Chin / The Exchange / Shifty / Unhinged Movie Executive / Crazy Inventor / Another Soldier (voice)
Paul Berrow	...	The Mummy / The Tramp / Road Kill / Pied Guy
Baby Blackwood	...	Yoot / Karim / Staring Lad / 3D Guy
Rob Carpenter	...	Explorer 1 / Menneskene I Toilet / Kier / Strangely Unanimated Animated Guy
Clare C. Challoner	...	Linda / Joan / Liliane / Peeping Lass / Natural Dancer
Victor Childe	...	Old Man / The Clock Maker / Cim Hodiny Vyrobce / Mr. Wainwright / Dad's Witty Friend / The Part Time Sheriff / Surprised Tourist
Kevin Clarke	...	The Gardener / The Time Traveller
Fiona Davey	...	Polly / Young Diana Wainwright / Haunted Girl
Nigel Martin Davey	...	Clive / John Pell - Tutor / Polly's Dad / Boire Jusqu'au Coma Ethylique / Gustavo / Ordering Thief / Shady / Cold Blooded Murderer / Kung Fu Master (as Martin Nigel Davey)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

nonlinear timeline | surrealism | low budget film | experimental film | clock | 

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Taglines:

It Only Takes A Minute

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

UK

Language:

English French German Japanese Cantonese Italian

Release Date:

3 May 2009 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£5,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

75 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Black and White Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The film features seven different spoken languages, Italian, French, German, English, Japanese, Cantonese and Dutch as well as thirteen different written languages including Bambara.

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Connections

References Reservoir Dogs (1992)

User Reviews

Loved it!

I really, really enjoyed the film- The film kept me entertained through out and was extremely different to a normal film which was the best part about it.

I was interested into how it would end etc

i love dhow every story was different

There isn't only comedy but there's horror, thriller basically every genre of film there is! I loved it and recommend it to everyone!

The acting was great, filming was great, the lighting was superb everything was just brilliant

I have a feeling the director will go far with this film