Let's Dance Again
Synopsis
Esme is new to caring and due to being William’s niece she wants to care for him as best she can. But due to her naivety she doesn’t always do the best for William and sometimes makes situations worse. Esme learns that William isn’t as capable as she thought and creates a bond with him when they discuss his past in his jazz band.
When the pair talk about William’s musical past, he becomes his usual self, and they bond more than ever. Esme decides that playing jazz music will increase William’s memory of his past and they end up dancing together, having a nice time and agree they need each other.
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 min 29 sec
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Eugene Ekombolo
- Producer
- Donna Marie
- Executive Producer
- Donna Mraie
- Editor
- Domenico Dillo, Imani Shakespeare
- Screenwriter
- Kai Johnson
- Director of Photography
- Hossein Shirzad
- Production Designer
- Donna Marie
- Sound
- Roberto Sacco
- Composer
- Clara Rigoletti
- Principal cast
- Naomi Denny and Kevin West
- Casting Directors
- Laura White, Sophie Whitworth, Colour Grader: Imani Shakespeare, Make-Up Department: Tori Thompson, Costume: Donna Marie
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
This is an independent short film.
46 Orton Grove, Enfield, Middx, EN1 4UE.
Telephone number: +447910 926 280Email: contactletsdanceagain.film@gmail.com
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