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Synopsis
A young woman, Emma, loses control of a bike in a quiet London street. A young man, Sam, an American alone and isolated in London, mourns the recent death of his girlfriend. Scenes of Sam's loneliness and isolation are intercut with happy scenes of him and Emma together. But these supposed flash backs are actually flash forwards, and we are seeing Sam's future, not his past. The film ends with Emma's bicycle crash again, but this time revealing it to be the moment that she and Sam meet.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 mins
- Format
- HiDef
- Director
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Robert Thom
- Producer
- Robert Thom, Liz Friend
- Editor
- Thomas Aston
- Screenwriter
- Robert Thom
- Director of Photography
- Liz Friend
- Sound
- Major Pew
- Composer
- Eli, Robert Thom
- Principal cast
- Jack Berry Gavin, Abbie Hirst, John Whitaker
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Production Status
Production Company
Robert Thom
218 Muswell Hill BroadwayLondon
N10 3SH
UK
T +44 (0)7713 162 453
Sales Company
Robert Thom
218 Muswell Hill BroadwayLondon
N10 3S
UK
T +44 (0)7713 162 453
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