Project Detail

Love Story

Synopsis

A rugged but magnetic outsider, Henry, arrives in town, he soon has a series of seemingly chance encounters with a younger local girl, Jenna, who appears isolated and vulnerable. Love Story explores the themes of detachment and dependence, and asks what risks we will take to escape feeling alone.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Director
Saul Abraham, Josh Feder
Producer
Alex Rusher
Editor
Saul Abraham, Josh Feder
Screenwriter
Sami El-Hadi
Director of Photography
Beau Scott
Sound
Dan Smith
Composer
Harry Christelis
Principal cast
David Walmsley, Eleanor Wylde
Grip
Rob Rowland
Focus Puller
Emil Davidov, Harry Mayes
Runner
Henry Degnin
Make-up
Jess Mary Cheetham
Wardrobe
Ruth Gebru

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Categories

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Production Company

http://www.saulandjoshfilms.com/

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