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Synopsis

A modern day psychological horror. The chilling tale of one woman's efforts to steal her life back from her lonely female neighbour.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins
Director
Tara FitzGerald
Producer
Georgina French
Executive Producer
Tara Fitzgerald
Editor
Matylda Dymek
Screenwriter
Chiara Menage (script), Shirley Jackson (short story)
Director of Photography
Anna Valdez-Hanks
Production Designer
Sophia Stocco
Sound
Oliver Drummond
Composer
Joby Talbot
Principal cast
Rachael Stirling, Linda Marlowe
Film Image
Sarah FitzGerald

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