Project Detail

(Un)fit To Work

Synopsis

When a disabled, unemployed mechanic is prejudicially denied the chance of applying for a job he’s best fit for, we’re taken on a musical journey of 80's Disco & Ballroom, through his anger and frustration (alongside his disabled peers) calling for access and change.

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 min 49 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Yasmin Godo
Producer
Jamie J McCallum
Co-Producer
Yasmin Godo
Executive Producer
Lindsey Dryden
Editor
Amanda Marie-Rose
Screenwriter
Yasmin Godo
Director of Photography
Shaka Agina
Production Designer
Gabrielle Jameson
Sound
Yasmin Godo
Composer
Axel Kacoutié,
Principal cast
Nicholas: Ekow Otoo, Pretty Woman: Laura Dajao, Mature DWP Worker: Lorraine Malby, Young DWP Worker: Sarudzayi Marufu, Male DWP Worker: Paul Ansdell, Man 1: James Haymer, Man 2: William Spencer, Punk Rocker 1: Hannah Corrie, Punk Rocker 2: Sasha Aleksandr

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

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