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Jul 31, 2014 · People who’ve have just watched Hugh Sullivan’s feature film The Infinite Man often tell the Adelaide filmmaker two seemingly contradictory things afterwards: they liked the movie, but they ...
Hugh Sullivan. Actor: A Midsummer Night's Dream. Hugh Sullivan is known for A Midsummer Night's Dream (1968), The Wars of the Roses (1965) and The Wars of the Roses (1989).
Mar 14, 2014 · Obsessive love and the search for perfection are examined in the Australian filmmaker's feature debut. Script Magazine sits down with Hugh Sullivan, the writer of 'The Infinite Man.'
As director of international programs in the Johns Hopkins University’s Office of Development and Alumni Relations, Hugh Sullivan leads the university and medical institutions’ international fundraising and external affairs.
Mar 14, 2015 · The Infinite Man: Directed by Hugh Sullivan. With Josh McConville, Hannah Marshall, Alex Dimitriades. A man's attempt to construct the ultimate romantic weekend backfires when his quest for perfection traps his lover in an infinite loop.
Hugh Sullivan's time-travelling film spun a few heads earlier this month at the South By Southwest Festival. In The Infinite Man, a young inventor obsessively attempts to engineer the perfect romantic weekend and record every happy moment between him and his girlfriend.
Hugh Sullivan is known for The Infinite Man (2014), Peaches (2017) and Stanley & Dean (2006).
Writer/director Hugh Sullivan is behind many acclaimed short films as well as low budget feature film The Infinite Man, which became a critical darling of South by South West.
Sep 28, 2014 · Director Hugh Sullivan on set with Hannah Marshall. (Photo by Brendan Cain) In a way I guess there’s more than 3 characters in the film considering Josh McConville plays a few different versions of himself. How did Josh go at pulling off these different personas of the same character?
Hugh Sullivan is a/an actor known for: Marat/Sade, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Agatha Christie's Poirot - The Cornish Mystery (TV), The Wars of the Roses (TV) (TV Miniseries), The Brontës of Haworth (TV Miniseries) and Fanny by Gaslight (TV Miniseries)
