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The Uess Interviews (2019)

Genre : Documentary, Music, Crime

Runtime : 1H 17M

Director : Dylan Curle

Synopsis

The Uess Interviews are finally here!! The Interviews follow a man on a journey through the music industry. However, this journey takes a darker turn.

Actors

Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Himself/Narrator/Interviewer
Steven Uess
Steven Uess
Himself
Finn Noogy Dong
Finn Noogy Dong
Himself
Fucking Legend
Fucking Legend
Himself
Oliver Elliot
Oliver Elliot
Himself
Pakistani Ambassador
Pakistani Ambassador
Himself
Williams n' Uess
Williams n' Uess
Himself
Ben Lincoln
Ben Lincoln
Himself
Ashley Snoding
Ashley Snoding
Himself
James Reader
James Reader
Himself

Crews

Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Director
Quentin Pantics
Quentin Pantics
Writer
Finn Monnington
Finn Monnington
Writer
Oliver Elliott-Rye
Oliver Elliott-Rye
Writer
Dan Williams
Dan Williams
Writer
Niall Banks
Niall Banks
Writer
Michael Belfridge
Michael Belfridge
Writer
Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Cinematography
Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Sound
Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Editor
Dan Williams
Dan Williams
Music
Oliver Eliot
Oliver Eliot
Music
Quentin Pantics
Quentin Pantics
Music
Dylan Curle
Dylan Curle
Music

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