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Humanity Unites Daily

Synopsis

Kate, a homeless girl feels like a ghost; that no-one notices her or cares about her. She feels disconnected from the world. She sees people uniting with each other daily all around her, and this makes her feel unloved. Then one day, someone unites with her and helps her, making her feel connected to the world again, and like she matters.

But it's just a cycle- she'll be alone and disconnected again tomorrow.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 minutes
Format
HD
Director
Laura Pearson
Producer
Laura Pearson
Editor
Sean Walker
Director of Photography
Sean Walker
Principal cast
Laura Pearson, Norma Henderson

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Laura Pearson

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