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Follow the White Rabbit 

A quick drink with Alice’s friend turns into a rhythmic, echoic trip down the rabbit hole of Soho night life. Shot guerilla style in one evening with zero budget, heavy scheduling and an iPhone. You can feel the spontaneity as the night morphs organically, intertwining script and real life. A modern silent film with a hypnotic experimental soundscape that will guide you around Soho.
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A quick drink with Alice’s friend turns into a rhythmic, echoic trip down the rabbit hole of Soho night life. Shot guerilla style in one evening with zero budget, heavy scheduling and an iPhone. You can feel the spontaneity as the night morphs organically, intertwining script and real life. A modern silent film with a hypnotic experimental soundscape that will guide you around Soho.

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Directed By:Emily Attwood
Written By:Emily Attwood, Katherine Rodden
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Runtime:20 minutes
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