Morning (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Morning

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Aloe Entertainment
Echobend Pictures
Fit Via Vi
HanWay Films
Jaywalker Pictures
MacPac Entertainment
SugarRush Pictures
SunnyMarch

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

In the near future, society has developed a pill that does away with the need to sleep. With the added help of an artificial sun, there is no end to morning daylight, living and work. However, as a young generation grows up deprived of the world of sleep, they consider rebelling to reclaim their dreams. The ambitious and driven Cathy was an early advocate of a sleepless world, but as she and her son Danny pick up the pieces of their lives following the death of her husband Frank, she finds the universe she helped to build is starting to crumble around her, whilst memories she fought so hard to repress are bleeding into her waking life. As Danny is further drawn into a subversive underworld of dreamers, Cathy must confront her nightmares and fight hard not to lose her son.

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Costume Designer:
Alice Babidge

Director:
Justin Kurzel

Director of Photography:
Adam Arkapaw

Executive Producer:
Laura Dern
Jayme Lemons
Benedict Cumberbatch
Marnie Podos

Producer:
Leah Clarke
Adam Ackland

Writer:
Sam Steiner

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