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Luca and Iso (2020)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 4M

Director : Ed Cali, Damian Overton

Synopsis

Isolated and alone in his apartment, a bored young man begins to document his week.

Actors

Ed Cali
Ed Cali
Luca
Kairi Angeline
Kairi Angeline
Isobella
Paris Moletti
Paris Moletti
Friend
Sam Sidhu
Sam Sidhu
Friend
Suzanna Crismani
Suzanna Crismani
Friend
Phoenix Iti
Phoenix Iti
Friend
Stephanie Kutty
Stephanie Kutty
Friend

Crews

Ed Cali
Ed Cali
Director
Ed Cali
Ed Cali
Producer
Ed Cali
Ed Cali
Cinematography
Damian Overton
Damian Overton
Director
Damian Overton
Damian Overton
Writer
Damian Overton
Damian Overton
Producer
Michael Drew
Michael Drew
Music

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