Project Detail

Reflection

Synopsis

In a riverside café in Kent, a stranger cuts an odd figure. The cheerful but exhausted waitress Anne-Marie is barely holding it together when Freddie, her teenage son arrives suspiciously. The mystery deepens when the stranger seems to knows more about Anne-Marie and Freddie than anyone should know.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
12 min
Format
Digital
Director
David Anderson
Producer
Pamela Drameh
Co-Producer
Ashanti McIntosh
Editor
Suga Suppiah
Screenwriter
Aaron Diebelius
Director of Photography
Samira Oberberg
Production Designer
Laura McMillan
Principal cast
Ariyon Bakare, Faith Edwards, Denzel Baidoo

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Production Status

Production Company

Supported by BFI NETWORK

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