Love Without Walls
Synopsis
Since losing her job to Covid-19, Sophie is now manager come roadie come photographer for her wannabe rock-star husband Paul. Swindled out of money and cancelled gigs these young lovers find themselves in debt and priced out of their hometown - London.
Leaving London behind they head to the coast to stay with a mate but things don’t work out and to top it off their beloved 2CV car gets towed away and they have to give up their beloved black labrador Maisy.
With heavy hearts but never losing their sense of humour or love for each other they spend their first night sleeping outside under the stars. But life on the streets quickly loses its romantic appeal as they are faced with choices that threaten to change their lives. Forever.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 108 min
- Format
- Alexa 3.2K, 24fps, colour, 16.9 aspect ratio
- Director
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Jane Gull
- Producer
- Karen Newman
- Editor
- Benjamin Gerstein, Aideen Johnston
- Screenwriter
- Jane Gull
- Director of Photography
- Susanne Salavati
- Production Designer
- Alessandra De Palma
- Sound
- Keth Tunney
- Music
- Niall McNamee
- Principal cast
- Niall McNamee, Shana Swash, Paul barber, Adam Deacon, Sheila Reid, Ricci Harnett, Clare Perkins
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Hidden Door Productions Ltd
4 High RoadEssendon
Hatfield
Herts AL9 6HW
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