London Picture

A film about London

Cast

Nanci Bennett

as Jo

Georgie Rodgers

as Hatted Woman

Lucy Hoogstraten

as Crying Woman

Emma Pagano

as Girlfriend

Liam Harrison

as Boyfriend

Kieran Prigent

as Handsome Man

Eleni-Anna Klein

as Audience Member #1

Emilia Grace Evans

as Audience Member #2

Madeleine Evans

as Audience Member #3

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