Project Detail

Urban Spiritual

Synopsis

Towards the end of her life Susan explores her relationship with her nineteen year old daughter Samantha. Throughout the film Susan is dying of cancer - although this is not expressed definitively to the audience. Although the main concern of the film is the mother-daughter interaction, a third character is imparted through the dialogue in the form of an absent father.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 mins 47 secs
Format
DSLR
Director
Robert Williams
Producer
Robert Williams
Co-Producer
Marta Sala Font, Jack Allet, Kathryn Hamilton-Hall, Helen Williams
Editor
Ross Turner
Screenwriter
Robert Williams
Sound
Joe Bulmer, Leo Fawkes, Jesse Smith, Joe Tutt
Composer
Johann Johannsson
Principal cast
Kathryn Hamilton-Hall, Amy McCallum

Production Status

Production Company

Vaticinate Pictures

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