Project Detail

Signs of Life

Synopsis

Anne attempts to shift her life by taking herself away on holiday alone, but on arrival, she meets with an unexpected and unpleasant situation. A subsequent chance encounter with another solo traveller offers her an unexpected solution, and a chain of surprising events unfold between the two strangers which will either save or destroy them completely.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Features
Running time
88 min
Format
Digital
Director
Joseph Millson 1st Feature
Producer
Anne Dudley, Roger Dudley, Joseph Millson
Executive Producer
Shawnette Boggs, Jennifer Couture, David C. Fraga, Amer Hilal, Bronwen Murphy,Sarah-Jane Potts, Duncan Pow, Liz Robertson, Kathryn Robinson, Alexa Tewkesbury, Matt Van Belle
Editor
Charles Lort-Phillips
Screenwriter
Joseph Millson
Director of Photography
Elliot Millson
Production Designer
Gabriel Chao Healy, Asya Peker
Sound
Rob Davidsson
Composer
Anne Dudley, Peter James Millson
Principal cast
Sarah-Jane Potts, David Ganly

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Signs of Life Films Ltd

c/o Moviehouse Entertainment Ltd
Mark Vennis

Sales Company

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