Project Detail

Plop

Synopsis

In a world where everyone has a partner, a woman from the secluded society of rejected singles, known as the Leftovers, takes a bold leap of faith on a revolutionary new dating app, risking everything for one last chance at love.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 min 30 sec
Director
Darius Shu
Producer
Darius Shu
Executive Producer
Sarah Peters, Darius Shu, Arron Blake, Joanna Bool
Editor
Darius Shu
Screenwriter
Arron Blake
Director of Photography
Darius Shu
Production Designer
Arron Blake
Sound
Steven Villacis
Composer
Sam Burgess
Principal cast
Joanna Bool, Darius Shu

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Production Status

Production Company

Silverprince Pictures

Darius Shu
71-75 Shelton Street
London
WC2H 9JQ

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