Really
Nicolas Desaintquentin
Synopsis
Eleanor wants to change her life. She needs to. It's evident in her bank balance, haircut and love life.
Followed by a ferocious documentary film crew, she aims to capture the story of her attempted life change, to make sense of it, and emerge as a new person, a new character.
Her mission gets somewhat messy when a Turkish playboy, an estate agent with motherly guilt and an old friend from University crash into her new life, and the film depicting it, messing both of them up.
A story about persona and identity, life in a big city and individualism, the film examines relationship between one’s character, and the 'character' one portrays, playing with the inevitable tension between life and storytelling.
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 81 mins
- Format
- HiDef Cam
- Director
- Daniel Mitelpunkt 1st Feature
- Producer
- Claire Belhassine, François Gamaury
- Co-Producer
- Claire Belhassine, François Gamaury
- Editor
- Haim Asaf Litani
- Screenwriter
- Daniel Mitelpunkt
- Director of Photography
- Nicolas Desaintquentin
- Sound
- Ian Simpson, Ruth Schocken Katz
- Music
- Daniel Mitelpunkt
- Principal Cast
- Kirsty Bushell, Philip Arditti, Niky Wardley, Mark Doyle, Joanne Henry, Wendy Hubbard, Matthew Cullum
Genre
Production status
Complete
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Last updated 17th May 2007
