Project Detail

I Don't Care

Name: I Don't Care
Director: Carolina Giammetta
Genre: Woman Director, Disabilities, Drama
Released: 2014
Duration: 14 mins

Synopsis

A young mum-to-be faces the possibility of having a child with Down’s Syndrome. She takes on a gardening job and develops a friendship with a family, which includes 12 year old Jacques who has Down’s Syndrome, which challenges her ability to deal with difference.

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Details

Year: 2014
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 14 mins
Format: Red Digital
Director: Carolina Giammetta
Producer: Penny Linfield, Mary Kearns, Spool Films
Executive Producer: Film London
Editor: Paulo Pandolpho
Screenwriter: Carolina Giammetta
Director of Photography: Alfie Biddle
Production Designer: Ken Lau
Sound: Caroline Singh
Composer: Laura Rossi
Principal cast: Billie-Joe Bailey, Andrea Lowe, Joanne Hartley, Cavan Clerkin

Genre

Woman Director Disabilities Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Spool Films

Antenna Media Centre
Beck Street
Nottingham
NG1 1EG

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Sales Company

Carolina Giammetta

mail@carolinagiammetta.co.uk

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