Project Detail

Enclosure

A young man bathed in red light from a reptile enclosure staring at his own reflection in the glass.

Synopsis

A reclusive university student, finds solace through fabricating his life to an ASMR camgirl - but when a fire alarm exposes his lies, he's forced to confront the isolating enclosure he's built around himself - and take his first steps back into the world.

Details

Year
2027
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins
Director
Eubha Akilade
Producer
Jack Gemmell, Sophie Chater
Executive Producer
Carolynne Sinclair Kidd, Holly Daniel, Kieran Hannigan, Bella Barber-Fleming
Editor
Martin Allison
Screenwriter
Eubha Akilade
Director of Photography
Andrew O'Connor
Production Designer
Keiss Marshall
Sound
Jonny McLoone
Composer
Jo Paterson
Principal cast
Lewis Gribben, Deba Hekmat

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Borador Films

Soph Chater
18 Southampton Drive G12 0LN

Sales Company

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