

We'll Watch The Sky
“No One Wins A Nuclear War. The Price Is Paid In Lives”
Synopsis
A cautionary tale. When nuclear war becomes imminent, two estranged former lovers reunite and find one final moment of peace in the last light of the world.
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Production Budget
$300
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jack R H O'Sullivan
- Screenplay & Story
- Jack R H O'Sullivan
- Original Title
- We'll Watch The Sky
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Budget
- $300
- Production Studios
- Movie Making Media, BJL Entertainment
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Harro Folkmans
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Bryan Lamb, Jack Grint
Department Leadership Roster
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Director
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Screenplay
Jack R H O'Sullivan
Editor
Harro Folkmans
Director of Photography
Bryan Lamb
Producer
Jack Grint
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About We'll Watch The Sky
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is We'll Watch The Sky about?
A cautionary tale. When nuclear war becomes imminent, two estranged former lovers reunite and find one final moment of peace in the last light of the world.
Who directed We'll Watch The Sky?
We'll Watch The Sky was directed by Jack R H O'Sullivan.
Who stars in We'll Watch The Sky?
The principal cast of We'll Watch The Sky includes Sarah Michael Marks, Tony Manders, Wiktoria Wabnyc, Reece Bollen, Bryan Lamb.
When was We'll Watch The Sky released and how long is it?
We'll Watch The Sky was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 10m.




















