Living at a Distance (2020)

Even in a crisis, we can come together

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 12M

Director : Nicole Ablott, Imogen Bott, Elizabeth Adejumo, Heather Brookfield, Chloe Bush, Lachlan Cartwright Milloy, Oliver Chadwick, Matthew Clayton, Daniel Conroy, Isaac Durbin, James Emmerson, Jacob Gainsborough, Daniel Gavin, Katie Moore, Isabel Palmer, Anna Maria Papaoikonomou, Chiara Venetucci, Samuel Wild

Synopsis

Eighteen young filmmakers interview people around Greater Manchester about their experiences, stories, and own personal struggles through the 2020 UK coronavirus lockdown.

Actors

Crews

Nicole Ablott
Nicole Ablott
Director
Imogen Bott
Imogen Bott
Director
Elizabeth Adejumo
Elizabeth Adejumo
Director
Heather Brookfield
Heather Brookfield
Director
Chloe Bush
Chloe Bush
Director
Lachlan Cartwright Milloy
Lachlan Cartwright Milloy
Director
Oliver Chadwick
Oliver Chadwick
Director
Matthew Clayton
Matthew Clayton
Director
Daniel Conroy
Daniel Conroy
Director
Isaac Durbin
Isaac Durbin
Director
James Emmerson
James Emmerson
Director
Jacob Gainsborough
Jacob Gainsborough
Director
Daniel Gavin
Daniel Gavin
Director
Katie Moore
Katie Moore
Director
Isabel Palmer
Isabel Palmer
Director
Anna Maria Papaoikonomou
Anna Maria Papaoikonomou
Director
Chiara Venetucci
Chiara Venetucci
Director
Samuel Wild
Samuel Wild
Director
Christina Lydon
Christina Lydon
Producer

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