Project Detail

Elemental Storage

Synopsis

A young woman, Alice, discovers an archive whose contents tell the story of her mother's apparent suicide when she was just a child. Piecing together the story from her father's work, an academic psychological experiment involving the reconstruction of dreams through video, Alice is led to shocking truths buried in her family's past.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
HD
Director
Matthew Dixon 1st Feature
Producer
Matthew Dixon
Co-Producer
Matthew Dixon
Editor
Matthew Dixon
Screenwriter
Matthew Dixon
Director of Photography
Jon Ahearn
Production Designer
Benny Matthew
Sound
Wayne Reay, Jennifer Chislett
Principal cast
Alix Wilton Regan, Jack Klaff, Ali Kemp, Giles Alderson

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Production Status

Production Company

Original Standards Picture Production Ltd

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