Project Detail

Nobody Girl

Name: Nobody Girl
Director: David Shillitoe
Genre: Action, LGBTQIA+
Released: 2018

Synopsis

Ales is a lonely thirty-something misfit who spends her days drinking, signing on at the job centre and watching TV. This routine is interrupted when she witnesses a student called Jenny being attacked by a gang of youths. The scene stirs up painful childhood memories of her abusive father and Alex chooses not to intervene. When she discovers that Jenny has been left in a coma as a result of the attack, Alex is plagued by guilt. Drinking heavily and growing increasingly angry that youths have not been caught, Alex decides that she will try to find them herself. Her initial attempts to find the gang do not go well, but upon hearing that Jenny is set to make a full recovery, she doubles her efforts. Writing everything down in her diary, she embarks on a rigorous training regime, fashions her own homemade body armour and turns herself into the masked vigilante, ‘Nobody Girl’.

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Details

Year: 2018
Type of project: Features
Format: Digital 4K
Director: David Shillitoe
Producer: Rhodri Davies, David Shillitoe, Ian Abraham, Emmet Cummins
Executive Producer: Antony Smith
Editor: Rhys Warlow, Matthew Jenkins
Screenwriter: David Shillitie
Director of Photography: Charles Donnely
Production Designer: Mathew Thomas
Composer: Clef Audio, Shaun Mosely
Principal cast: Kezia Burrows, Rhian Blundell, Michael Redmond & Ceri Phillips
Film Image: © Tornado Studios Ltd 2018

Genre

Action LGBTQIA+

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Red Notebook Ltd

Rhodri Davies
Sandfields Business Centre
Port Talbot
Wales

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Sales Company

Tornado International Studios

Antony Smith
Lon las Business Park
Swansea Bay
SA10 6SN

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