Granada Nights
Synopsis
Heartbroken, Ben struggles to get over Helen and finds himself lost in a city full of backpackers, study-abroad-students, Moroccan immigrants and Flamenco Gypsies.
It’s only when he meets a group of teenage students Oscar (Swedish), Lucas (Spanish), Silvia (Portuguese), bartender Big Dave (Tunisian) and rose-seller Bilal (Pakistani) that he starts to develop a sense of belonging and purpose.
With his new foreign friends he pushes himself out of his comfort zone, immerses himself in the foreign culture and tries to find love in the international student scene. But behind every corner is a reminder of Helen and his struggle to find closure.
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 85 min
- Format
- 16mm, 4k UHD
- Director
-
Abid Khan 1st Feature
- Producer
- Abid Khan
- Editor
- Fiona Brands
- Screenwriter
- Abid Khan
- Director of Photography
- Ossi Jalkanen
- Production Designer
- Adriana Hervas, Paula Gimenez
- Sound
- Chris Sutton, Matthew McCabe, Maddie Quarm
- Composer
- Andrea Boccadoro
- Principal cast
- Antonio Aakeel, Oscar Casas, Virgile Bramly, Ezra Khan, Alice Sanders, Julius Fleischanderl, Laura Frederico, Tabata Cerezo, Quintessa Swindell
- Casting Director
- Louise Collins
- Production Manager
- Adrian Bellido
- Costume Designer
- Amelia Bianchi
- Colourist
- Tom Cairns
- Sound Mixer
- Will Miller
- Film Images
- © Eyefive Films
- Sound Designer
- Louise Burton
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Eyefive Ltd
50A Frimley RoadCamberley
Surrey
GU15 3BD
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