All Change
Synopsis
Eventually, Simon confesses his belief that if he had said yes, all those years ago, he and Max would still be together now. Max admits that he thinks the same, and asks Simon why he didn’t say yes. Simon replies that he was scared by how Max made him feel, but kept this a secret, assuming someone as confident as Max would never understand. Max says that he was also scared, but that that was why he asked Simon out, reasoning “what’s the point of dating someone who doesn’t give you butterflies?”
A shocked Simon is left pondering this as Max gets off at his station. The train leaves and enters a tunnel, plunging Simon – now alone – into darkness.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 3 min 12 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Joe Molander
- Producer
- Joe Molander
- Executive Producer
- Joe Molander
- Editor
- Joe Molander
- Screenwriter
- Joe Molander
- Director of Photography
- Charly Gautier
- Sound
- Gosia Adamowicz
- Principal cast
- Shaun Dingwall, Alexi Kaye Campbell
- Production Co-ordinator
- Ella Christian-Sims
- Script Editor
- Alexia Chrysostomou
- Sound Mixer
- Joel Blaise
- Sound mixer
- Taz Hussain
- Audio Restoration
- Taz Hussain
- Rehearsal Lead
- Alexia Chrysostomou
- Costume Assistant
- Isabelle Evans
- Runner
- Alexia Chrysostomou
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Joe Molander
70 Marmont RoadLondon
SE15 5TE
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