A+D
Synopsis
A+D is a raw, edgy, and intensely intimate documentary-like examination of all the aspects of their romantic and sexual involvement. Unflinchingly exploring themes that challenge the idea of public versus private.
As Alice and Dan simply try to ‘get along’ we are reminded of our own failed loves, our own weaknesses, our own destructive patterns, all the while feeling like the lucky voyeur.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 82 mins
- Format
- Video
- Director
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Amber Sealey 1st Feature
- Editor
- Gabriel Fleming
- Screenwriter
- Amber Sealey
- Director of Photography
- Zillah Bowes
- Principal cast
- Amber Sealey and Anton Saunders
- Executive/Sound Recordist
- Andrew Rowe
Genre
Categories
Production Status
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