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Release Date:
March 2, 2025
Original Title:
Bricked Up
Genres:
Action | Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Memorisica
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 11
When Milo wakes up to a kilo of cocaine in his recycling bin, he’s thrust into a chaotic race against time - dodging a ruthless kingpin, bungling police officers, and his own spiraling bad luck.
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Catering:
Jeanette McNichol
Director:
Max James Walker
Director of Photography:
Tom Carrick
Editor:
Xavier Sonski
First Assistant Director:
Diana-Maria Mihailescu
Music Producer:
Eliza Wheatley
Producer:
Max James Walker
Xavier Sonski
Production Assistant:
Celia Bennett
Conor Warwick
Olivia Kenyon
Kyle Livingstone
Lucy Lidstone
Liz Lowndes
Production Design:
Emily Lunson
Production Designer:
Allysa Holliday-Smith
Lucy Harding
Olivia Kenyon
Emily Hagger
Sound Mixer:
Isaac Brain
Sound Recordist:
Aaron Lee
Visual Effects Designer:
Brandon Gorham
Writer:
Max James Walker
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