Project Detail

Two Seas

Synopsis

We follow a young woman ‘Nita who would be the first of her family to go to university in the UK. But her dreams are thwarted by both her own mistakes and her widower father’s desire to move the family back to Iran. She runs away to the seaside in hope of escape…

Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins
Format
Red Digital Capture
Director
Orlando Cubitt
Producer
Jacob Swan Hyam
Executive Producer
Charlotte Walls
Editor
Matt Nee
Screenwriter
Orlando Cubitt
Director of Photography
Chris Storrar
Production Designer
Ezra Piers Mantell
Composer
Tristan Cassel Delavois
Principal cast
July Namir

Genre

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Production Status

Production Company

Orlando Cubitt

E: orlando@orlandocubitt.com

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