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From Glasgow Without Love

From Glasgow Without Love

Synopsis

A Nigerian immigrant in Glasgow loses his right to live and work in the UK and faces deportation, a volatile night with his pregnant Scottish partner spirals into violence, forcing him to confront love, survival, and the brutal cost of belonging.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 min 28 sec
Format
Digital Shooting format - BRAW Q3
Director
Albrin Junior
Producer
Albrin Junior, Aitiya Hensley
Executive Producer
Michael Odobi
Editor
Eddie, Alexa
Screenwriter
Albrin Junior
Director of Photography
Oluwayinka "NobleOT" Akintunde
Sound
Sarah Yule
Principal cast
Destiny Osagiede (Prince Dots), Jenni Duffy
Other Lead Creative(s)
Alex Blackmore, James Sibley

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