Project Detail

This Is Endometriosis

Name: This Is Endometriosis
Director: Georgie Wileman, Matt Houghton
Genre: Woman Director, Disabilities
Released: 2024
Duration: 19 min 30 sec

Synopsis

An intimate, expressive film about how endometriosis has robbed Georgie Wileman of time. Told in the first-person and blending present-day narrative with memories from the past, the film is a uniquely personal account with unprecedented access.
BAFTA Film Awards 2026 - Winner - Best British Short Film

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Details

Year: 2024
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 19 min 30 sec
Format: 35mm, Digital
Director: Georgie Wileman, Matt Houghton
Producer: Harriette Wright
Editor: Matt Houghton
Director of Photography: Anna MacDonald
Production Designer: Michelle Southeren
Sound: Tom Jenkins
Composer: Vanbur
Principal cast: Georgie Wilelman

Genre

Woman Director Disabilities

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Fee Fie Foe

Matt Houghton
14 Eastlake Road
London
SE5 9QL

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