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by Phil Hawkins
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posted Jan 26, 2006
An okay portrayal of a girls point-of-view story but without originality and wasn't very interesting although the period was captured, costumed and art-directed well. 2/5 |
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Published 16 Nov 05
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synopsis
A young girl has been sent to her bedroom as a punishment for hurting the boy-next-door. In her room she thinks about what has just happened. The doorbell rings. She creeps out onto the landing to discover her mother showing affection to the man-next-door. The young girl retreats into her mother's bedroom to find refuge inside her father's coat hanging in the wardrobe.
short fact
The idea for the film came from a memory of my grandmother's house, in particular her wardrobe. I then developed a story around this memory. All my films to date have been an exploration of memory and place. The film was made over a three-month period working with a team of BOVTS students from the Stage Management BA course as part of their training for film and television.
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© 2003 Carol Stevens
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