Project Detail

Sweet Nothings

Bee Anderby as 'Sam' and Benjamin Schnau as 'Ethan' in Sweet Nothings.

Synopsis

On the brink of his wedding, Ethan returns to his birth mother's home, only to face an uninvited guest whose ties to his past refuse to stay buried.

Details

Type of project
Features
Running time
98 min
Format
2:1 Univisium, 4:3
Director
Toby Kearton 1st Feature
Producer
Bee Anderby, Toby Kearton, John Yonover
Executive Producer
Peter Brogden, Lyn Gould, Phil Higginson, John Marriott, Matt Wald
Editor
Jasper Banerjee
Screenwriter
Toby Kearton
Director of Photography
Antonia Schäfer
Production Designer
Jared Belshaw
Sound
Tom Bosher
Composer
Ramesh Kumar Kannan
Principal cast
Benjamin Schnau, Bee Anderby, Samson Ajewole, Kate Cook

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Make It Happen Entertainment Ltd

Bee Anderby, Toby Kearton
25 Erskine House, Bathgate Place
London
W13 8BN

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