Pictures Of Lily
Synopsis
After an initially awkward encounter, Lily agrees to be his 'tour guide' for the day, with the caveat that they reveal no trivial information about themselves, such as names or back-story; they should just enjoy their time together and keep an open mind.
Through Lily's anti-romantic cynicism and the Man's mysteriously lovelorn air, the pair begin to find
an unexpected common ground and mutual appreciation.
They walk, talk, drink and smoke like it's the last day; they watch other couples interact; Lily introduces the Man to her friends, the music, the lights, the attitude and the night.
They bond and break and fall in like.
Yet when the light returns, are they destined to part the way they met … as strangers?
Details
- Year
- 2014
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 92 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Mark Banks 1st Feature
- Producer
- Ele Berrie
- Editor
- Stefan Reszczynski
- Screenwriter
- Mark Banks
- Director of Photography
- Ed Christmas
- Principal cast
- Elena Saorin, Daniel Lane, Louise Torres-Ryan, Nick Farr, Emer Morris, Oliver Harrison
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Twisted Kiss Pictures Ltd
12 Margaret StreetBrighton, East Sussex
BN2 1TS
United Kingdom
Sales Company
Ele Berrie
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