The Drama: A Marriage of Discomfort and Empathy
This is not a film, it’s a drop tower. A drop tower that you don’t get off of for the vast majority of its 106-minute runtime.
The Life of Ludovic
Based in the late 19th Century, we follow the story of the successful upper class politician and military officer, Ludovic Scott, as he re-lives his adventures while writing his memoirs. Ludovic lives in a high point of the British Empire where his life is full of friendship, love, wealth, honour and status - however he also faces war, treachery, revenge and death.
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Based in the late 19th Century, we follow the story of the successful upper class politician and military officer, Ludovic Scott, as he re-lives his adventures while writing his memoirs. Ludovic lives in a high point of the British Empire where his life is full of friendship, love, wealth, honour and status - however he also faces war, treachery, revenge and death.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tom Robinson
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Cast
Tom Robinson
Director
Christopher Mulvin
Ludovic Scott
Rosanna Thornwood
Josephine Sterling
Shaun Dodwell
Obadiah Tirrell
Michael Pickford
Mr. Sterling
Tony Manders
Ludovic Sr.
Jamie Lillycrop
Party Guest #1
Hannah Bowen
Party Guest #2
Robin Mackenzie
Party Guest #3
Tom Robinson
Butler
Henry Uings
Bar Fly #1
Lee Sanders
Bar Fly #2
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