Project Detail

I See Good in Your Eyes

Name: I See Good in Your Eyes
Director: Harvey Planer
Genre: Drama, Human Rights
Released: 2024
Duration: 19 min 25 sec

Man standing on a rooftop overlooking a Middle Eastern city at sunset

Close up of a young man holding a camera against a blue sky

Synopsis

After discovering something dark about his father, Jamie travels to Jordan. Carrying his father’s camera around his neck, Jamie meets Hassan, a friendly tour guide. Flashes of the past haunt Jamie as we gradually understand that Hassan and Jamie may be more connected than originally thought.
Official Selection Dinard British & Irish Film Festival 2025

Details

Year: 2024
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 19 min 25 sec
Format: Digital
Director: Harvey Planer
Producer: Nairika Lodhi, Romane Golan
Editor: Harvey Planer
Screenwriter: Harvey Planer, Megha Bhaduri
Director of Photography: Rehan Balaporia
Production Designer: Laura Webster
Sound: Matt Carlson
Composer: Joel Ofori
Principal cast: Reno Cole, Osaid Yusef, Dina Raad-Yaghnam
Production Manager: Lina al-Hajj

Genre

Drama Human Rights

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

LFS (London Film School)

39-41 Parker Street
London
WC2B 5PQ

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