Project Detail

Home by 8.30

Synopsis

A teenager tries his best to hide his involvement in a violent encounter, attempting to sneak back home after an evening out. However, his family is waiting for his arrival so that they can all eat together. While the night plays out, we follow the conflicted son of a family who is challenged by both the trauma of a recent altercation and his intentions to conceal it by any means from those who would care most, but also expect better.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 min
Format
Digital
Director
Perry White
Producer
Dominic Bolton
Executive Producer
Rudee Bertie
Editor
Chloe Hardwick
Screenwriter
Perry White
Director of Photography
David Bird
Production Designer
Elena Muntoni
Sound
Ben Adams
Composer
Two Twenty Two
Principal cast
Montel Bowen, Angela Wynter, Sharlene Whyte, Kevin Mathurin, Liani Samuel, Nish Nathwani

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Production Status

Production Company

Supported by BFI NETWORK

Stormy Water Films

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