Fr3e’s Let Me Go by Nick Pottom
Inspired by George Orwell, Nick Pittom has created a cold, dystopian city-state where an oppressive government keeps the people under total control. The population is robbed of their identity and ordered to conform to this cruel and domineering society - where even your thought's can be illegal.
Fr3e is found guilty of Thought Crime, thinking for them selves and imagining a free world. But will they ever be free - or is this just a taste of things to come
Credits
| Director | Nick Pittom |
| Production Company | Reelworks and NT |
| Producer | Robert Rose |
| Production Manager | Vicki Wilson |
| Director of Photography | Tim Doubleday |
| Stylist | Ollie Taiwo |
| Editor | Nick Pittom |
| Commissioner | Sebastian Ihonor |
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