Crazy Daisy’s (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Crazy Daisy’s

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 13

Set over a typical weekend from inside contemporary working-class culture, Crazy Daisys is a rare glimpse, through a female-led lens, on lives that are often overlooked, shedding light on struggles and resilience in economically disadvantaged areas. The film focuses on four friends living in a deprived council housing scheme as they confront adversity with courage and humour, mirroring the harsh realities of everyday life in Clydebank.

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Boom Operator:
Robert Stevenson

Colorist:
Kasparas Vidunas

Data Wrangler:
Robert Stevenson

Director:
Sara Jane Kirkwood

Director of Photography:
Kirstin McMahon

Editor:
Florian Nonnenmacher

Executive Producer:
Martina Russo
Natalie Arle-Toyne

Fight Choreographer:
Michael J Warne

First Assistant Director:
Eilidh Murdoch
Remo Catani

Focus Puller:
Steph R Ward

Graphic Designer:
John Gerrard O'Neill

Loader:
Aida McEwen
Emily Ritchie
Diana Onotu

Makeup & Hair:
Jennifer Williamson

Makeup Artist:
Rebecca Payne
Margaret-Anne McLean

Makeup Effects:
Jennifer Williamson

Online Editor:
Kasparas Vidunas

Producer:
Sara Jane Kirkwood

Production Runner:
David Hamilton
Conor McMahon
Euan McClenaghan

Set Dresser:
John Gerrard O'Neill

Sound Designer:
Robert Stevenson

Sound Recordist:
Paul Travers
David McKeitch
Sophie Whiteford
Robert Stevenson

Sound Supervisor:
David McKeitch

Standby Art Director:
Rosie Toner

Still Photographer:
Julia Bauer

Writer:
Sara Jane Kirkwood

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