A struggling young writer walks out on his life in London and moves back to his family home in the Gloucestershire countryside. Secluding himself in one of the outbuildings opposite his parents’ house, he clings to his literary ambitions and tries to hide the anxiety he feels, until a visit from his younger sister brings everything to the surface—both his own demons and those of his affluent, high-achieving family.
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Aesthetica International Short Film Festival, Drama International Short Film Festival, Filmfestival Kitzbühel, Córtex International Short Film Festival, Cannes Short Film Corner, Stonefair International Film Festival, River International Film Festival, Thunderdance Film Festival
Starring Matthew Beard (THE IMITATION GAME, THE RIOT CLUB) Antonia Clarke (MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHT, LES MISERABLES) and Saskia Reeves (OUR KIND OF TRAITOR, WOLF HALL).
writer-director - David Warwick
producer - Ioanna Karavela
cinematographer - Arthur Mulhern
composer - Jonathan Hill
editor - Simon Starling
sound designer - Jussi Honka
production designer - Nicola Dietmann
costume designer - Hannah Glossop
make up designer - Mary Cooke
casting - Kelly Valentine Hendry CDG & Victor Jenkins CDG
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