Project Detail

Emma 18

Synopsis

Sam Morrison challenges the view that old is senile in his debut film, Emma 18. Emma's quiet life of semi-retirement is disrupted by the surprise family visit of Sylvie, Derek, Tom & Otis who are just passing on their way home. Their flying visit is abruptly ended by an upsetting phone call, yet Emma seems strangely unperturbed.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 mins
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
Sam Morrison
Producer
Phil Davies
Editor
Martin Morrison
Sound
Richard Lambert
Composer
Jim Burke
Principal cast
Voices: Ian Henderson, Anna Kirke, Jesse Thomas, Frances White
Screen Writer
Sam Morrison

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Production Status

Production Company

Creative Film Productions Contact: Phil Davies 68 Conway Road London N14 7BE Tel: 44 (0)181 447 8187 Fax: 44 (0)181 886 3054 phil@creativefilm.co.uk

Sales Company

Channel 4 International 124 Horseferry Road London SW1P 2TX Tel: 44 (0)171 391 4444

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