
The People of Pontypool
The People of Pont-y-pŵl
“Six People, Six Stories, One Home.”
Synopsis
A town in South Wales filled with derelict buildings and struggling business. However, six people, tied together with threads that connect their stories tell their lives and why they love their town in this slice of life documentary.
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Production Budget
$375
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Charlie Grayson
- Original Title
- The People of Pont-y-pŵl
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 19m
- Production Budget
- $375
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Charlie Grayson
Charlie Grayson
Charlie Grayson
Charlie Grayson
Department Leadership Roster
Charlie Grayson
Director
Charlie Grayson
Director of Photography
Charlie Grayson
Producer
Charlie Grayson
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About The People of Pontypool
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is The People of Pontypool about?
A town in South Wales filled with derelict buildings and struggling business. However, six people, tied together with threads that connect their stories tell their lives and why they love their town in this slice of life documentary.
Who directed The People of Pontypool?
The People of Pontypool was directed by Charlie Grayson.
Who stars in The People of Pontypool?
The principal cast of The People of Pontypool includes Gaynor James, Graham Grisbrook, Allun Davies, Jonathan Llewellyn, Jane Howells.
When was The People of Pontypool released and how long is it?
The People of Pontypool was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 19m.




















