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The Jumper Curse
The Jumper Curse is a short film created as part of HOME cinema’s Young Film Collective. When a young woman finally decides to confess her feelings to her best friend, she knits her the perfect jumper as a symbol of everything she’s been too afraid to say. But when she finally finds the courage to speak, things don't go quite as planned. A short film about love, friendship, and the unfortunate timing of saying what you feel. Written & Directed by: Annie Suriago and Saul Shlosberg Created with: HOME Cinema's Young Film Collective
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The Jumper Curse is a short film created as part of HOME cinema’s Young Film Collective. When a young woman finally decides to confess her feelings to her best friend, she knits her the perfect jumper as a symbol of everything she’s been too afraid to say. But when she finally finds the courage to speak, things don't go quite as planned. A short film about love, friendship, and the unfortunate timing of saying what you feel. Written & Directed by: Annie Suriago and Saul Shlosberg Created with: HOME Cinema's Young Film Collective
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Written By:Annie Rose Cahilig Surigao
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:HOME, Arts Council of England
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