Morning Tea
Synopsis
Milan talks of suicide and tries to convince the others that it will save them from a slow and painful death. Salwa and Andrew, who were both deserted by their partners when their illnesses were discovered, are persuaded and Milan promises that their former partners will be punished. Serge remains sceptical but agrees to help his friends.
Andrew takes an overdose, surrounded by his friends and days later Salwa takes her life in the same way. Serge makes a decision and confides in his girlfriend who stands by him. She learns of Milan’s plan to die and they pay him a visit and try and convince him he has much to live for as he is not facing a terminal illness.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of film
- Features
- Director
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Milan Sebo
- Producer
- Alexander Macaulay, Sean Zhang, Roopesh Parekh
- Screenwriter
- Milan Sebo
- Director of Photography
- Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz
- Production Designer
- Pauline Sampeur
- Sound
- Ross O' Toole
- Principal cast
- Simon Humphris, Stephen Brocklehurst, Jaymie Addicott, Salwa Azar
- Location/Unit Manager
- Eduardo Rodrigalvarez
- Costume Designer
- Sally-Ann Short
- Gaffer
- Ian Stowe
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
In Association with Blackbull Productions
Shevobica FilmsAberdeen Park 108A
Highbury
London N5 2BA
UK
T +44 (0)7796 322 985
milan@kapibara.sk
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