Project Detail

Intimacy

Synopsis

To what extent has our intimacy become a commodity? Where is the outsized exaltation of subjectivity leading us? Why do we talk about oversharing intimacy? Does the unlimited circulation of information threaten our intimacy?

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 min 35 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Nosa Eke
Producer
Andrew Oldbury, Holly Carrington
Editor
Jon Dean
Screenwriter
Lucis Ramis
Director of Photography
Toby Lloyd
Sound
Kathryn Maccorgarry Gray
Composer
Femi Oguns
Principal cast
Anita Pomario, Levi Liston, Sabrina Obiago, Jonny Aubrey-Bentley, Honey Makwana

Production Status

Production Company

Film London

The Arts Building
Morris Place
Finsbury Park
London N4 3JG

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