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The Colour of My Room

A mirror with a pair of eyes and nose reflected in it.
A woman in a red sweater

Synopsis

When Sylvie's oldest friend visits her on the British coast, she brings a London headspace which clashes with the precious hideaway Sylvie has built.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
16:06
Format
16mm
Director
Jake Alden-Falconer
Producer
Claire Londy, Freddie Highmore, Rebecca Gutteridge, Ben Alden-Falconer, Jake Alden-Falconer
Editor
Jake Alden-Falconer
Screenwriter
Jake Alden-Falconer
Director of Photography
Adam Barnett
Sound
Blai Escayola, Ines Adriana
Principal cast
Elaine Cassidy, Sharon Rose, Martin Mora
1st AD
Kathryn O'Reilly
Costume Design
Cynthia Lawrence John

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Cléo Films

47 Crow Hill Rd
Garlinge
Margate
CT9 5PF

Sales Company

Cléo Films

47 Crow Hill Rd
Garlinge
Margate
CT9 5PF

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