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Release Date:
January 1, 2016
Original Title:
Listen Up Emily
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Music
Production Companies:
Arts University Bournemouth (AUB)
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
GB: U
Runtime: 20
Standing at the alter hopeless romantic Emily is seconds away from sealing the deal, but in a moment of distress she flees. Taking refuge in an old fashioned sound studio she is able to persuade herself to go back, but getting back is more complicated than expected... Emily is thrown into 50's Hollywood version of Paris without a way to get back. Her only hope for returning in time lies in the hands of the man who has no intention to lose her. In a series of Screwball-esque clashes and musical numbers Emily takes heed of her true feelings, but is she ready to act on them?
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Art Direction:
Julia Morgantti Minchillo
Zenya Simmons
Associate Producer:
Cara Weatherley
Casting:
Milo Cremer Eindhoven
Cinematography:
Leon Pyszora
Costume Design:
Ria Tunaley
Sophie Wren
Director:
Milo Cremer Eindhoven
Editor:
Jakob Paulik
Marina Ivanycheva
Executive Producer:
Michael Doig
Rudolf Cremer Eindhoven
Alice Hague
Music:
Cara Weatherley
Anna Rune
Producer:
Georgi Doig
Production Design:
Lottie Geliot
Becky Millward
Set Decoration:
Christina Tring
Sophia West
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