Gin and It
Synopsis
Lonely burlesque dancer, Celina, is besotted with her American GI boyfriend, Eddy, a crook and womaniser. While he makes his moves on the girls that Celina think are her friends, she is out on the stage hiding her insecurities behind feather boas and sequened nipple tassels. The clubs seedy regulars, enjoy the company of performer and prostitue, Lily, who decides to take advantage of vulnerable celina as well as her delusional customer Oscar, a man who believes Lily to be his girlfriend. She will stop at nothing to stir trouble between the performers and guests at the club, while making Celina confused about her feelings towards her so called friend after Lily tries to seduce her.
Taking drastic measurements, Celina is determined to know where she stands with her GI boyfriend, but the obstacles in her way are leadling Celina to deadly consequences.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 53 mins
- Format
- HDV
- Director
-
Maria Micetich 1st Feature
- Producer
- Leila Gaabi
- Editor
- Natasha Westlake
- Screenwriter
- Alex Bone
- Director of Photography
- Tony Leigh
- Sound
- Vytis Puronas
- Composer
- Tim Hart
- Principal cast
- Amy Jackson, Amy Mathieson, Irys Adams, Lawrence Stubbings, Malcolm Clark, Tav Macdougall
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
AquaGem Production
27 Westmead RoadSutton
Surrey SM1 4JW
UK
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