Project Detail

How You Look at Me

Name: How You Look at Me
Director: Gabriel Henrique Gonzalez
Genre: Drama
Released: 2017
Duration: 82 mins

Synopsis

Charlie (George Blagden) spends his days in an old mansion in rural France left by his late father. The mysterious Mia (Anna Astrom) appears out of nowhere and seduces Charlie into a tense affair. When one day Charlie’s fiancee Ella (Ellie Turner) announces she will visit, he needs to keep the two women apart and sort out his feelings. However, it turns out that the two women had a romantic relationship in London whilst Charlie looked after his dad. Mia's sudden appearance was not a coincidence, but part of her plan to force the insecure Ella into making a choice. The unravelling of everyone’s secret leads to an emotional showdown between the three.

Details

Year: 2017
Type of project: Features
Running time: 82 mins
Format: 2K Digital
Director: Gabriel Henrique Gonzalez 1st Feature
Producer: Pascal Le Comte
Co-Producer: Markus Meedt
Editor: James Dingle, Sarah Peczek
Screenwriter: Gabriel Henrique Gonzalez
Director of Photography: Jack Shelbourn
Sound: Mark Hodgkin
Composer: Samuel Ford
Principal cast: George Blagden, Anna Åström, Ellie Turner
Film Title: Formerly known as THREE OF US

Genre

Drama

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

TTOU Ltd

Pascal Le Comte

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