Project Detail

Refuge

Synopsis

This subtle, elliptic film follows a couple who return to the place they first met, exotic and seductive Goa, in the hope that this holiday will lift them out of the emotional and sexual despondency that their relationship has lapsed into.

However, they remain trapped in their pattern of social routine, until their encounter with a beautiful, enigmatic girl initiates a confrontation between husband and wife, which uncovers the secrets they had kept from themselves and each other.

Details

Year
2003
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
DV
Director
Narain Jashanmal
Producer
Micky Jagtiani
Executive Producer
Micky Jagtiani
Editor
Peter Sabat
Screenwriter
Narain Jashanmal
Director of Photography
Tom Grubbs
Sound
SK Shrivastava
Principal cast
Sarita Choudhury, Madeleine Potter, Philip Tabor, Dalip Tahil, Arif Zakaria, Payal Rohatg

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Park and 60 Seconds Productions

97b Lexham Gardens, London W8 6JN
UK

T+44 (0)77 9969 2542

parkand60second@hotmail.com

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