Great Yarmouth
Synopsis
Tania, who calls herself The Mother of the Portuguese, is a former worker in these factories. She is now married to an Englishman and works as a facilitator, arranging for new arrivals from Portugal to be accommodated in her husband's decaying hotels. She dreams of transforming these hotels into refurbished retirement homes, and the tragic death of a worker who owed her husband money only makes her more desperate to change her life. But when the worker's brother arrives in town seeking answers, Tania finds herself unexpectedly attracted to him, and she must decide where her loyalties lie.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 115 min
- Director
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Marco Martins
- Producer
- Filipa Reis, Kamilla Kristiane Hodøl
- Executive Producer
- Ian Hutchinson, Saskia Thomas
- Editor
- Karen Harley, Mariana Gaivão, Marco Martins
- Screenwriter
- Ricardo Adolfo, Marco Martins
- Director of Photography
- João Ribeiro
- Production Designer
- Wayne dos Santos
- Sound
- Daniel Sobrinho
- Composer
- Jim Williams
- Principal cast
- Beatriz Batarda, Nuno Lopes, Kris Hitchen, Romeu Runa
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Uma Pedra no Sapato
Calçada Moinho de Vento, nº14A1150-236 Lisboa
Portugal
+351 211 913 524 / 919 146 108
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