Project Detail

Appendix: Love

A ride-share driver looking in his rear view mirror, concentrating on the road ahead; a paper plane on the dashboard reflected in the window

Synopsis

A Bangladeshi taxi driver in Glasgow spends one long night driving others to the airport while struggling to bring his own family to safety.

Details

Year
2027
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 min 30 sec
Format
Digital, 4K
Director
Riad Arfin
Producer
Charlotte Hailstone, Olivia Gifford
Executive Producer
Carolynne Sinclair Kidd, Holly Daniel, Kieran Hannigan, Bella Barber-Fleming
Editor
Mahde Hasan
Screenwriter
Riad Arfin
Director of Photography
Vincenzo Marranghino
Production Designer
Urtė Rusteikaitė
Sound
Aidan McDonach, William Aikman
Principal cast
Ramzan Miah, Maria Kayum

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