Project Detail

6Till6

A man in formal dark clothing and a hat standing beside a black vehicle at night, raising his hand toward the camera on a busy city street lined with lit shop signs.

Synopsis

Two guys on a journey to keep the cameras rolling for 24 hours in East London with no plans of what, or who, they will capture.
What ensues is a film that is immediately caught in the tension of contradictions, the cities dizzying highs and bottomless lows immediately visible under the same microscope slide.
Displaying London’s unique brand of unbridled chaos, alongside the soul-crushing melancholy of the city, in a haunting, deeply affecting, and hilarious way.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
38 min 9 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Burnermunde
Producer
Oniqur Rahman
Editor
Arran Ashan, Mustafa Mahmoud
Sound
Stanley Banbury

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Friends are Always Welcomed

Oniqur Rahman
63/66 Hatton Garden
Fifth Floor, Suite 23
London
EC1N 8LE

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