Cat Skin
Synopsis
And that lens is focused on April (Faye Sewell), a lovely and popular music student with an overbearing mother and a hotheaded boyfriend who objectifies her.
Both lives are illuminated after April uncovers she’s been the main subject of Cat’s photography project and what should have been an awkward encounter turns into an unlikely friendship. Romance begins to blossom between Cat and April as their relationship evolves into something deeper. They learn to trust each other and themselves, all the while April’s disapproving mother threatens to keep them apart and her obsessive ex-boyfriend refuses to leave the picture.
A romantic coming-of-age drama.
Details
- Year
- 2017
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 96 mins
- Director
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Daniel Grasskamp 1st Feature
- Producer
- Daniel Grasskamp
- Executive Producer
- Daniel Grasskamp
- Editor
- Daniel Grasskamp
- Screenwriter
- Daniel Grasskamp
- Director of Photography
- Joni Juutilainen
- Production Designer
- Marja-Lisa Hedenquist
- Composer
- Andrea Possee
- Principal cast
- Jodie Hirst, Faye Sewell
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Daniel Grasskamp
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