Project Detail

The Hindsight Bias

Synopsis

Reclusive billionaire Morgan Nash spends his days tending to his dying catatonic wife Amy, until an eccentric scientist offers him a chance to relive love all over again. However, to fulfill this process Nash will need to make the impossible decision to murder his old self.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
22 minutes
Format
Pro Res 422
Director
Nick Parish
Producer
Christopher Eeles, Sunny Dimitriadou
Executive Producer
Andrew Hinton
Editor
Pete Lurie
Screenwriter
Gwilym Davies
Director of Photography
Matt Broad
Production Designer
Miles Roberts
Sound
Tom Williams, Daniel Chu Owen, Josh Eve
Composer
Edwin Sykes
Principal cast
Brian Protheroe, Fergus Rees, Philip Dinsdale, Richard Franklin, Jemma Powell

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Production Status

Production Company

Milkwood Productions LLP

Sales Company

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