A short summary

We are raising money for a short experimental fiction film that aims to explore identity and co-dependency and ask questions of the delicate balance of sibling relationships. Two sisters, played by the real life twin sisters of the director, begin to experience dreams that blur the boundaries of their identity. As these dreams bleed into their narrow reality, the sisters will look to one another to restore the balance.

Twins tend to come riddled with preconceived notions. The innate physical similarity between identical twins gives rise to ways of thinking that assume an absence of individual identity. Rather than as individuals, they are commonly perceived as a single being. With this film we are looking to ask - How do identical twins experience their identity in light of these misconceptions?

By casting and working with two identical twins, we hope to imbue the film with a depth and real life insight that will offer the subject a fresh perspective. 

Who We are?

Writer/Director - Edoardo Cimatti

Producer - Brandon Dalby

Director of Photography - Coralie de Winne

Assistant Camera/Art Director - Julia Misheva

Sound Designer/Sound Recordist - Emilie Masson

Editor - Sebastian Atkins

Where will the money go?

A breakdown of costs:

• Cast and Crew Catering (4 days): £25
• Cast Travel (Train and Underground tickets): £108
• Purchase, Processing and Scanning of 600ft of 16mm Film Stock: £602

16mm film is an expensive medium, so we plan to purchase a limited amount of stock. However, if our funding target is exceeded, any surplus funds will go towards additional film stock, as well as entry fees to film festivals.

Rewards

We offer a few rewards as a way to say thank you to whoever decides to donate to the project. We are very thankful for any and all help in taking this project off the ground!

Find us here

To keep up to date on our financing campaign and the film's production, head over to Brandon's facebook page.

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