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Two families spend the day at a deserted beach on the hottest day of the summer in this short film which marks a directing debut for long time producer and production manager Dorthe Scheffmann. While husbands and children occupy themselves, Margie (Donogh Rees) discovers a terrible secret about her friend Anne (Elizabeth Hawthorne) and her marriage. Margie’s explosive reaction shatters the languor created by the overexposed footage in this Hamburg Film Festival prize-winner (which was also selected for competition at Cannes and Telluride).
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Television, 2000 (Trailer and Excerpts)
A rather different role for Elizabeth Hawthorne
Television, 2002 (Full Length Episode)
A more comedic role for Elizabeth Hawthorne
1996 Cannes Film Festival
In Competition
1996 Hamburg Short Film Festival
Françoise Ode Prize
Festivals include
1996 Telluride International Film Festival (in competition), 1997 Dublin International Film Festival, 1997 Goteburg International Film Festival, 1996 Sydney International Film Festival, 1996 BFI London International Film Festival, 1996 Sao Paulo International Film Festival, 1996 Cote Court Film Festival, 1996 Taipei International Film Festival, 1996 Cinema Tout Ecran International Film Festival, 1996 Mill Valley International Film Festival