Cordelia
Synopsis
Cordelia lives with her twin sister, Caroline in a basement flat in Central London. Once a promising actress, an event in Cordelia’s past changed her outlook and emotional state.
Her gradual move towards independence is placed into jeopardy, however, when her sister leaves with Matt, her boyfriend, for a weekend away.
Seemingly able to cope at first, the weekend becomes overwhelming for Cordelia and she begins to unravel, regressing back to the state of confusion she has tried so hard to repress ever since surviving that terrible event many years ago.
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 91 min
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
-
Adrian Shergold
- Producer
- Kevin Proctor
- Executive Producer
- Sally Hawkins, Georgina Lowe, Tania Reddin, Perry Trevers, Charlie Wood
- Editor
- Tania Reddin
- Screenwriter
- Adrian Shergold, Antonia Campbell-Hughes
- Director of Photography
- Tony Slater Ling BSC
- Production Designer
- Thomas Pearce
- Sound
- Richard Miller
- Composer
- Natalie Holt
- Principal cast
- Antonia Campbell-Hughes, Johnny Flynn, Michael Gambon, Catherine McCormack, Joel Fry
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
A Studio Pow film produced in association with Twickenham Studios and Kodak
Studio Pow
18 Brewer StreetLondon W1F 0SH
Sales Company
Moviehouse Entertainment
Black Hangar StudiosLasham Airfield
Alton
Hampshire GU34 5SG
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