A Space of Our Own - The Lanka Comic Con Documentary (2018)
Overview
A Documentary about the Lanka Comic Con, history of how it started, and its community.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.429 |
Directed By
Ihshan Iqbal
Crew
Ihshan Iqbal
Ahyab Muhith
Ihshan Iqbal
Thilani Samarasinha
Tai Hsin
Ahyab Muhith
Ihshan Iqbal
Trilan Shastri
Basma Lakhwaira
Shamindri De Sayrah
Sachi Ediriweera
Prasanna Welangoda
TOP CAST
Ahyab Muhith
self
Johann Balasuriya
self
Rashmini Bandara
self
Tony Calistes
self
Shamindri De Sayrah
self
Binura de Zoysa
self
Ishaq Deen
self
Sachi Ediriweera
self
Fadil Feisal
self
Janani Fernando
self
Opula Fonseka
self
Steve Gomez
self
Paramie Jayakody
self
Dilushani Jayalath
self
Tera Jayewardene
self
Vasanth Kahandawela
self
Basma Lakhwaira
self
Devaka Perera
self
Omesh Perera
self
Naveed Rozais
self
Thilani Samarasinha
self
Humaiza Thassim
self
Shanil Wannakuwatte
self
Navin Weeraratne
self
Mark Weerasinghe
self
Yudhanjaya Wijeratne
self
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