Meet-Cute
Synopsis
MEET-CUTE is a rapid-fire rom-com for the anxious, nerdy and neurodiverse. Jaded by endless dates that go nowhere with people too afraid to put their real personality out there, Mark and Mia decide to lay it all on the line, their pet peeves, red flags and their sexual hard nos! We see cutaways of their sad little lives and dating disasters. Whilst they're both odd balls and cultural snobs we can begin to see a connection forming however, the rug is pulled from under us at the last minute.
A style that sits somewhere between Wes Anderson and Edgar Wright with a dash of 'Arrested Development' thrown in. A micro-short that packs a lot of punch.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 4 min 57 sec
- Director
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Nadine O’Mahony
- Producer
- Nadine O’Mahony
- Executive Producer
- Caroline Officer
- Editor
- Will Simpson BFE
- Screenwriter
- Nadine O’Mahony
- Director of Photography
- Ash Connaughton
- Production Designer
- Sherrie Edgar
- Sound
- Chas Sheppard
- Composer
- Rupert Cole
- Principal cast
- Jake Bhardwaj, Poppy Abbott, Rob Fuz
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Mahon Media
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