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Invincible

Name: Invincible
Director: Emma Croft
Genre: Literary Adaptation, Woman Director, Comedy, Drama
Released: 2023
Duration: 108 min

Synopsis

June 2012. The Afghanistan war is still raging. London is gripped in pre Olympic fever and it is the Queens Jubilee. After moving their upper middle-class lifestyle from London to a small town in the north of England, Emily invites their new next door neighbours Dawn and Alan over to become acquainted and Oliver begrudgingly complies. A clash of opinions about art, sport and politics ensues and a major disagreement concludes the evening with a startling revelation. The lives of these four neighbours begin to intertwine in ways none of them anticipated. Emily's desire for solidarity falls short of fruition. Oliver's questionable behaviour, the disappearance of Alan's cat, and Emily's break in sobriety all contribute to the story's end. With Emily oblivious to a major event, Alan unaware of his cat's whereabouts and Dawn in a state of mental collapse, the lives of these four neighbours will never be the same again.

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Details

Year: 2023
Type of project: Features
Running time: 108 min
Format: 2.35 aspect ratio, digital
Director: Emma Croft 1st Feature
Producer: Samantha Seager, Emma Croft
Executive Producer: Samantha Seager, Emma Croft, Paul Whitehouse
Editor: Edmund Swabey
Screenwriter: Torben Betts
Director of Photography: Ariel Artur
Production Designer: Emma Croft
Sound: Guldem Masa
Composer: Eva Abraham and Lol Hammond
Line Producer: Fenella Greenfield
Assistant Producer: Michelle Therezien
Costume Designer: Chloe Purcell
HOD Sound Department: Fynlugh Greenfield

Genre

Literary Adaptation Woman Director Comedy Drama

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Vince Films

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