Unconditional
Synopsis
Along comes Liam – twenties, tough, handsome, full velocity in a cobalt blue Subaru. Kristen fancies him with fairytale intensity.Then Liam takes Owen out drinking. Owen knows as much about pubs as Kristen does about men. Liam invites Owen back to his apartment. “Just for a laugh”, Liam suggests that Owen try on some women’s clothes he happens to have.
It’s a Cinderella moment. Owen transforms into a beautiful, sexy woman and finds the world – and Liam - attracted to him. Liam is a romantic, offering unconditional love. So what if he has to dress as a girl?
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 92 mins
- Format
- HDCAM
- Director
-
Bryn Higgins 1st Feature
- Producer
- Clare Duggan
- Executive Producer
- Tom Harvey, Clare Duggan, Sean Kelly
- Editor
- Ben Yeates
- Screenwriter
- Joe Fisher
- Director of Photography
- Paul Otter
- Production Designer
- Mike McLoughlin
- Sound
- Neil Thain
- Composer
- John Lunn
- Principal cast
- Harry McEntire, Madeleine Clark, Christian Cooke, Melanie Hill
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Stone City Films
37 John's MewsLondon
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UK
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Sales Company
Media Luna New Films
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Germany
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