Elemental Storage
Synopsis
A story about growing up and coming to terms with a past that is not your own.
Alice Hargrave, a history student at Oxford university, discovers her amnesiac father's archive in a self-storage facility. The archive tells the story of her mother's death when Alice was only 5 years old. Why did she commit suicide? Was it a suicide at all?
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 94 mins
- Director
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Matthew Dixon 1st Feature
- Producer
- David Woods
- Editor
- Roger Crumlin
- Screenwriter
- Matthew Dixon
- Director of Photography
- Jon Ahearn
- Production Designer
- Benny Matthew
- Sound
- Wayne Reay
- Composer
- Mike Jennings
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Original Standard Picture Production
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