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Setting Sail
This short film was made by 16 young filmmakers as part of EE’s Set The Stage programme, in partnership with BAFTA. “Setting Sail” explores the themes of "Growing Up in Britain Today". Following Hannah, and her younger self, Peanut, on a nostalgic treasure hunt.
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This short film was made by 16 young filmmakers as part of EE’s Set The Stage programme, in partnership with BAFTA. “Setting Sail” explores the themes of "Growing Up in Britain Today". Following Hannah, and her younger self, Peanut, on a nostalgic treasure hunt.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Family
Written By:Akar Ahmed, Edie Blewitt Jenkins, Rose Wenje
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:EE, BAFTA, Young Film Academy
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