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Life of the Party

“...1988 is just a phone call away”

Synopsis

In the year 1988, Patrick is in desperate need of a wingman. However his wishes are soon granted in the form of his undead older brother crashing the party only to be a hinderance to Patrick's helplessness taking the spotlight as the Life of the Party

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Alex Palmer
Original Score
Toby Cross
Original Title
Life of the Party
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
10m
Production Studios
London Southbank University

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Alex Palmer

Original Score & Music

Toby Cross

Director of Photography

Harvey Wilson

Film Editing

Thomas Spendlove

Producers

Keira Sampson

Department Leadership Roster

Harvey Wilson

Director of Photography

Alex Palmer

Director

Thomas Spendlove

Editor

Luke Jones

Luke Jones

Production Design

Keira Sampson

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Life of the Party.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Life of the Party

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Life of the Party about?

In the year 1988, Patrick is in desperate need of a wingman. However his wishes are soon granted in the form of his undead older brother crashing the party only to be a hinderance to Patrick's helplessness taking the spotlight as the Life of the Party

Who directed Life of the Party?

Life of the Party was directed by Alex Palmer.

Who stars in Life of the Party?

The principal cast of Life of the Party includes Toby McAvoy, Lydia Sadd, Joseph Prothero, Emeka Obikwelu.

When was Life of the Party released and how long is it?

Life of the Party was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 10m.

Who composed the musical score for Life of the Party?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Life of the Party was composed by Toby Cross.