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Synopsis

A film about a place, its people and all the things that make life...life.
Told through the eyes of ten different perspectives this is a film about love and relationships in the city.
We follow Grace, a writer researching her new project. Weighed down with the guilt of her current relationship, and surrounded by the very things she’s attempting to write about yet also trying to avoid, Grace struggles with that burning question - what is love all about? Her research - a “I Saw You” column in a local magazine, allows her to dip into the lives of others also dealing with the very same thing. Funny, heart-warming, sometimes harrowing, we explore the concept of love. Whether it be nature, nurture, or in fact just science.
Ten stories.
Eight writers.
Ten directors.
One question... What is love all about?

Details

Year
2014
Type of project
Features
Running time
127 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Domonic White, Sica Denerley-Weiss, Stephanie Wessell, James Sampson, Joanna Beard, Barry Wilkinson, Matthew Nesbeth, Christopher Hewitt, Simon Tibbo 1st Feature
Producer
Sica Denerley-Weiss
Co-Producer
Jay Oliver Yip
Editor
Catarina Oliveira
Screenwriter
Christopher Hewitt, Jay Oliver Yip, Stephanie Wessell, David Cole, Darius Greasley, Craig Malpass, Mark Mitchell, Barry Wilkinson
Director of Photography
Ross Wilson
Production Designer
Hetty Metcalfe
Sound
Chris Light
Composer
Matthew Walker
Line Producer
Domonic White
Casting Director
Jasmine Smart
Marketing Manager
Alicia Ancel
Event Manager
Kat Gulyas

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