The Last Sign
Synopsis
As for love, Kathleen refuses to entertain the idea that the sun will ever shine for her again. Her devotion to her children amply suffices to fill her world of love. But strange, disturbing occurrences disrupt her safe haven. Telephone calls with no caller come every night just after midnight. Objects and photos oddly disappear. The figure 8 manifests itself repeatedly.
Kathleen pushes aside the anguish that these coincidences provoke and concentrates on her material existence.
Details
- Year
- 2004
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- tbc
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Douglas Law
- Producer
- Jason Piette, Michael Cowan, Claude Léger, Anne Evrard, Jonathan Vanger
- Executive Producer
- Jason Piette, Michael Cowan, Claude Léger, Anne Evrard, Jonathan Vanger
- Screenwriter
- Heidrun Schleef
- Director of Photography
- Jean-Claude Larrieu
- Principal cast
- Andie MacDowell, Tim Roth
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Spice Factory (UK)/Transfilm/Carrere
81 The PromenadePeacehaven
Brighton
East Sussex
BN10 8LS
UK
T+44 (0) 1273 585275
reception@spicefactory.co.uk
Sales Company
Arclight Films Pty Ltd, Building 22, Box 40
Fox Studios AustraliaDriver Avenue
Moore Park
New South Wales 2021, Australia
T+61 (0)2 8353 2436
www.arclightfilms.com
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