A Space of Our Own - The Lanka Comic Con Documentary
A Space of Our Own - The Lanka Comic Con Documentary

A Space of Our Own - The Lanka Comic Con Documentary

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2018
0h 33m
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Overview

A Documentary about the Lanka Comic Con, history of how it started, and its community.

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Cast & Crew

30 members
Writing

Ahyab Muhith

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Johann Balasuriya

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Rashmini Bandara

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Tony Calistes

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Shamindri De Sayrah

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Binura de Zoysa

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Ishaq Deen

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Crew

Sachi Ediriweera

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Fadil Feisal

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Janani Fernando

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Opula Fonseka

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Steve Gomez

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Vishva Thilina Karunaratne Herath

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Paramie Jayakody

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Dilushani Jayalath

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Chandrin De S. Jayasuriya

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Tera Jayewardene

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Vasanth Kahandawela

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Costume & Make-Up

Basma Lakhwaira

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Devaka Perera

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Omesh Perera

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Naveed Rozais

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Thilani Samarasinha

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Dominique Ksacha Croos Sedra

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Humaiza Thassim

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Shanil Wannakuwatte

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Navin Weeraratne

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Akila Devdayan Weerasinghe

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Mark Weerasinghe

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Yudhanjaya Wijeratne

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