Private Life.
Yorkshire, England 1952.
Ruth Ackroyd leaves the monotony of her work at her father's textile mill on a Friday evening and secretly takes the train to Manchester. There, she meets a man on the platform, but all is not what it seems... Private Life’ is writer / director Abbe Robinson’s second commissioned film shot in Yorkshire. The film is set in the early 1950's and utilises some fantastic Yorkshire locations. The production was fortunate to have the participation of many local people as extras,but it was still a huge challenge for the production team to shoot a period drama on 35mm on a low budget.
Making 'Private Life' was a real labour of love, but we were very committed to telling a story we felt hadn't really been explored before on film...
Director: Abbe Robinson; Producer: Maria Pavlou; Director of Photography: Candida Richardson; Screenplay: Abbe Robinson; Editor: Anton Short; Sound Design / Music: Heather Fenoughty; Production Design: Joanne Cook; Costume: Madeleine Millar.
"Private Life is officially now Screen Yorkshire's most successful short film ever !"
" Lucy Liemann wins Best Individual Performance for 'Private Life' at Whitby International Short Film Festival. This brings Private Life's awards tally to 17 international awards and 12 runner up / special mentions."
- http://maxrobinson.com/privatelife/index.htm
From: Moneezzz
Δεν υπάρχουν σχόλια:
Δημοσίευση σχολίου