Project Detail

Girl In The Woods

Synopsis

Martin is unfit, so he starts jogging. In the first few days of his new routine he finds a route through the woods, and most mornings his journey is punctuated by little more than his own laboured breathing. But this morning is different.
When he sees a man, burying a girl, he does what most of us would do - he runs. Then he makes a decision he will come to regret - and goes back. Martin doesn't know it yet, but it's the worst decision he ever made.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 mins 47 secs
Format
Digital
Director
Matt Rozier, Alex Rose
Producer
Lynne Hames, Peter Wilkinson
Editor
Matt Rozier
Screenwriter
Alex Rose
Director of Photography
Matt Rozier
Production Designer
Lynne Hames
Sound
Jonathan Rose, Jose Pereira
Composer
Lucy Claire Thornton
Principal cast
Aria Prasad, Robert Atiko, Tom Bennett
Make-Up
Lauren Johnson
Additional Photography
Jeremy Pelzer

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