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In Dreaming

A young Asian boy wears a striped blue top and stands in front of rows of nail varnish.

Synopsis

Ryan is destined to dance, but has to put his passion aside to tend to his duties at his family’s nail salon.

Details

Year: 2026
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 6 min 3 sec
Director: Kristina Pringle
Producer: Samantha Locock
Executive Producer: Aaliah Simpson
Editor: Amy Dang
Screenwriter: Kristina Pringle
Director of Photography: Simon Plunket
Production Designer: Anna Riot
Sound: Rachel Scott
Composer: Jonny Colgan
Principal cast: London London, Alan Wai, Ellie Chung, Mahatma Khandi, Fraser Holmes, Klevis Brahja, Christina Tam
Film Title Note: FKA William

Genre

Asian Drama Woman Director

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Supported by BFI NETWORK

Mei Films Ltd

Samantha Locock

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