Paper Planes

Paper Planes is a psychological drama following Will, an aspiring and obsessive poet, and explores how his self doubt and ambition lead to the deterioration of relationships with his family.

Cast

Guy Van Onselen

as Will

Alfie Rigby

as Arthur

Rachel Fowler

as Mum

Craig O'Hara

as Dad

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