“Michael” and the Tension of Lacking Tension
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The Ladder
In London's unforgiving housing market, a young couple Fiona and Jason are on the brink of eviction, battling not only the city's sky-high rents but also their personal demons, including a painful struggle with infertility. Desperate for a stable home and a fresh start, their lives take a dramatic turn when a bailiff strips them of their possessions.
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In London's unforgiving housing market, a young couple Fiona and Jason are on the brink of eviction, battling not only the city's sky-high rents but also their personal demons, including a painful struggle with infertility. Desperate for a stable home and a fresh start, their lives take a dramatic turn when a bailiff strips them of their possessions.
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Bee Sting Films, No Context Productions
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