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When We're Older (Short film)

If you could go back in time, what would you tell yourself?

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With life not turning out as expected, Emma’s struggles with addiction have put her on the fringes of nothing. When an encounter with an old friend sparks a drug-induced trip down memory lane, she suddenly awakes on the day of her mother’s funeral some 16 years prior. Faced with the reality of losing her mum to the same addiction that may soon consume her, can Emma convince her younger self that everything is going to be okay?

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Actor | Mary (grandmother)
(Female, 60 to 70 years old)

Role status:

Filled

In return for:

Partnership (profit share)

We plan to take this film to as many festivals as we can afford. WIth a small team involved we'd love to share any profits made off the film. We're a very friendly bunch and love making films so if you do too then send me a line!

Duration:

1 day

Location:

Based in Bristol/Bath, United Kingdom

Needed for 1 day in 1 scene with 3 other actors. Beautiful scene between grandmother and granddaughter. 

Synopsis:

With life not turning out as expected, Emma’s struggles with addiction have put her on the fringes of nothing. When an encounter with an old friend sparks a drug-induced trip down memory lane, she suddenly awakes on the day of her mother’s funeral some 16 years prior. Faced with the reality that the trauma of losing her mum to the same addiction that may soon consume her has set her on the path to her current state, can Emma convince her younger self that everything is going to be okay? 

Mary -

Grandmother of Emma on her mother’s side, Mary is a sweet woman with a heart of gold, but the loss of her daughter has left her feeling like she has no real right to intervene in her granddaughter and son-in-law's life anymore. With a set of values born from a bygone era, Mary believes in a stiff upper lip and that, if she can find a smile through the tears of grief, then so can the rest of us. Mary’s unwavering faith in her granddaughter’s future has fooled her into thinking she is infallible, making the moments in which Emma needs her more than ever painfully blinded. 


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