Grandboy
Synopsis
Set over one day, 13-year-old Ezra secretly cares for his grandmother Agnes after his mother disappears. As Agnes’s dementia worsens and their home slips into chaos, Ezra struggles to cope and keep the truth from everyone.
When Agnes’s medication runs out, Ezra’s forced beyond the safety of the house, dodging a watchful neighbour, a concerned friend, and police conducting door-to-door enquiries.
Pressure mounts when Agnes’s agitation spirals and the knock at the door becomes unavoidable. Under police questioning, Ezra’s secret unravels, prompting a fleeting moment of recognition from Agnes. To protect them both, Ezra must decide whether to accept help, even if it means losing the person he loves most.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 14 min 11 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Eva Edo
- Producer
- Liping Pan
- Executive Producer
- Nadia Attia
- Editor
- Catriona Delbridge
- Screenwriter
- Eva Edo
- Director of Photography
- Domizia Salusest
- Production Designer
- Maisie Frater
- Sound
- Georgia Guilmard
- Composer
- Luke Richards
- Principal cast
- Tylan Bailey, Marcia Tucker
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Orange Vision Productions
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