Project Detail

Bare

Name: Bare
Director: Lorna Tucker
Genre: Drama, Literary Adaptation, Woman Director
Released: 2027

Synopsis

BARE is a coming-of-age survival story set in the shadows of London. After running away as a teenager, Sophie finds herself living on the streets, navigating a world shaped by danger, loss and invisibility. Amid the darkness, she discovers a fragile sense of belonging - a chosen family whose connection becomes her lifeline. What begins as a fight to survive becomes a journey of resilience and self-discovery, as Sophie learns that even in the harshest places, community can be a source of light. BARE is an empowering true story about endurance, identity and finding hope where it is least expected.

Details

Year: 2027
Type of project: Features
Director: Lorna Tucker 1st Feature
Producer: Gillian Berrie, Savannah Power, Marcus Warren, Christian Moore
Editor: Pani Scott
Screenwriter: Lorna Tucker
Director of Photography: Seamus McGarvey
Production Designer: Amanda McArthur
Composer: Aska Matsumiya
Principal cast: Florence Hunt, Isla Fisher, Sky Frances, Ruaridh Mollica, Nicholas Pinnock, Colin Firth
Casting Director: Des Hamilton
Costume Designer: Jessica Schofield
Hair & Make-Up Designer: Zainab Jaye
Line Producer: Camilla Botterell-Race
Post Production Supervisor: David Jack

Genre

Drama Literary Adaptation Woman Director

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

FFS Media Ltd

51-52 Frith Street,
London, W1D 4SH
David Jack

davidjackpost@gmail.com

Sales Company

Noora Films

Pia Patatian

sales@noorafilms.com

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Woman Director

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Director: Lorna Tucker

Year: 2023

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