Project Detail

And the little one said

Synopsis

Two middle-aged women (Linda & Jess) struggle to establish whom Bill (absent throughout, although his presence is very much felt) loves the most. The central concept is deceit; corresponding themes include: self-identity, ageing, commitment, and fate.

Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
HD Digital
Director
Mustafa Boga
Producer
Mustafa Boga, Lisa Wilkinson
Editor
Mustafa Boga
Screenwriter
Lisa Wilkinson
Director of Photography
Jo Barker
Production Designer
Jes Kneipp, Gülay Çay
Sound
Neil Mckeown, Jes Kneipp, Raffaele Giordano
Composer
Selehattin Özdemir
Principal cast
Julie Binysh, Imogen Rodgers
Co-Director
Lisa Wilkinson

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Production Company

BogaProduction

27c Clifton Rd
Crouch End
London
N8 8JA

Sales Company

Same as Production Company

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