Hardly Bear To Look At You
Synopsis
Hardly Bear To Look At You takes an unflinching look at the addictive effect unrequited love can have on both parties. A myopic filmmaker tries unsuccessfully to seduce an enigmatic street performer, escorting her from London to Paris by train and then back again in her antique Citroen van. When he casts her in a film set in Cannes, his romantic obsession grows, leading to a conclusion that will force a re-evaluation of all that has gone before.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 93 mins
- Format
- Digibeta
- Director
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Huck Melnick 1st Feature
- Producer
- Jeremy Herman, Huck Melnick
- Editor
- Huck Melnick
- Screenwriter
- Jeremy Herman
- Director of Photography
- Steve Fabian
- Sound
- Guy Steer
- Composer
- Jamie Frankel
- Principal cast
- Jeremy Herman, Anna Neil, Huck Melnick, Beth Steel, Alex Claus
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Sales Company
Feinschmecker Films Ltd
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