Project Detail

Me, My Swami and I

Synopsis

Anita Singh, a young Asian Londoner, meets an enigmatic stranger at the supermarket who convinces her that he is schooled in the ways of Eastern mysticism. She is amazed when he demonstrates that he can levitate. But is this urban swami really the answer to Anita's prayers?

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
DigiBeta
Director
Graham Higgins
Producer
Graham Higgins
Editor
Andreas Törner
Screenwriter
Graham Higgins
Director of Photography
Piers Leigh
Sound
Lee Grainge
Composer
Miguel d'Oliveira
Principal cast
Catherine Mobley, Lucien MacDougall, Benedicte Seierup, Vimal Stephens

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

coup de grâce films

290b Burdett Road
Limehouse
London E14 7DQ
UK

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M+44 (0)794 1877 825

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