Ripple Trailer

Ripple Trailer (2008)

04 January 2008 18 mins

A random act of malice sets in motion a domino run of coincidences and catastrophes turning one man's ordinary day into a living nightmare.

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Cast

Ben Crompton

as Martin

Lucy Holt

as Woman

Tony Bluto

as Garageman

Sandy Walsh

as Mother

Glenn Doherty

as Mad boyfriend

Abbie Hirst

as Girlfriend

Bill Thomas

as The Samaritan

Crew

Justin Murphy

Justin Murphy First Assistant Director

Huw Arthur

Huw Arthur Production Design

Noella Mingo

Noella Mingo Makeup Artist

Tina Young

Tina Young Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 04 January 2008

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