Starring: Alana Lake, Cleo Jacobe, Liz Rosenfeld, Ella Clarke
Director: Kanchi Wichmann
Running Time: 67 mins
Certificate: 15
Release Date: December 4th 2017 (UK)
Director: Kanchi Wichmann
Running Time: 67 mins
Certificate: 15
Release Date: December 4th 2017 (UK)
Ren (Alana Lake) is a British transplant living in Berlin. She’s single but doesn’t really want to be. Over the course of a year, we get to see her various attempts to get lucky and find connection. That ranges from dealing with someone who seems more interested in their Tinder match than her, as well as a one-night-stand who doesn’t seem able to eat any of the breakfast banquet she’s created. She also heads off to a bondage workshop and tries speed-dating, while a lost mobile phone on one date cause all manner of problems.
Ren is living in a world where finding someone for more than a night seems increasingly difficult, and sometimes even a whole night is too much to ask. [Read more…]
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