Project Detail

Not Yet

Synopsis

A story about international film students. Eri, a Japanese girl, who feels insecure about her English and works all night in her editing room at School. Many students come in and out. Sociable American Jena, arrogant German Jan, noisy Brazilian Paolo, self-centred typically British boy Bruce and unconfident Italian Massimo. Deep in its realism, sharp in its critique and uncompromising in its observations on pretentious film student life.

Details

Year
2001
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
26.50 mins
Format
16mm, Optical
Director
Hana Saito
Producer
The London International Film School
Executive Producer
The London International Film School
Editor
Christine Brunner
Screenwriter
Hana Saito
Director of Photography
Eric Lehner
Sound
Christine Brunner
Principal cast
Yawen Chang, Annie Lennards, Alan Drake, Dean Hoynihan, Andrew Ubogu, Nick Ash

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Production Status

Production Company

The London International Film School

Contact: Chrissy Bright (Librarian)
24 Shelton Street
London WC2H 9HP
UK

T +44 020 7836 9642 / Direct Line 020 7240 0161

Sales Company

The London International Film School

Contact: Chrissy Bright (Librarian)
24 Shelton Street
London WC2H 9HP
UK

T +44 020 7836 9642 / Direct Line 020 7240 0161

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