Digital Release This Week For David Tennant Short Film 96 Ways To Say I Love You

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The 2015 film 96 Ways To Say I Love You will be released digitally this weekend. The short feature written and directed by Daisy Aitkens stars David Tennat, Nina Sosanya, Joel Fry, Georgia Moffett, Christian Brassington and Adam Paul Harvey in an exploration of the meaning of love.

Keep an eye on the official Facebook page for details of how to purchase your copy!


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