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Live to Remain

Synopsis

In a post-Brexit UK, a young woman making ends meet as a waitress gets cut from her job for cheaper labor. Against the backdrop of the bubbling rage of the immigration question we see the young woman set out for revenge to set her mind at rest. As she tools up she finds herself going through the fleeting moments of fury, resentment, solace, and forgiveness. A story about expectations, presumptions, and the kindness reality can have.
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Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
8 min 33 sec
Director
Bartek Sozanski
Producer
Mariana Torii
Editor
Bartek Sozanski
Screenwriter
Bartek Sozanski
Director of Photography
Suparawee Victor Patravanich
Production Designer
Haruka Ogawa
Sound
Arnas Pigulevicius
Principal cast
Phoebe Sharman, Katharina Naumow

Genre

Action Human Rights Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Bartek Sozanski

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