| Johnno's Dead | |
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| Directed by | Chris Shepherd |
| Written by | Chris Shepherd |
| Produced by | Nicolas Schmerkin, Abigail Addison |
| Starring | Ian Hart Chris Freeney Dave Kent |
| Edited by | Miikka Leskinen |
| Distributed by | Autour De Minuit |
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Running time | 8 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Johnno's Dead is an 8-minute film written and directed by Chris Shepherd and produced by Nicolas Schmerkin with UK producer Abigail Addison. First transmitted on the Arte France and Germany and premiered in the UK on 2 December 2016 at the London International Animation Festival. The film stars previous Shepherd collaborators Ian Hart and Chris Freeney.
Johnno's Dead is a sequel to Chris Shepherd's multi award winning 2003 short film Dad's Dead. It stars members of the original cast including Ian Hart, Chris Freeney and Dave Kent. The narrative picks up the story where the narrator goes to prison after the fire in the tower block which was caused by his best friend Johnno. The narrator is released from prison and has to adjust to life outside after serving 13 years.
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