A Moment in Perpetuity
“A Moment in Perpetuity” is a psychological thriller that revolves around Alexis, a 25-year-old woman, waking up every morning and conversing with her younger sister, Tami. Her stereotypical morning routine takes a sinister turn when she finds her day becoming repetitive, as she comes to realise the significance of the events unfolding around her.
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Aaron KokolayDirector
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Georgiana Maria PredaWriter
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Aaron KokolayWriter
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Yixuan XieProducer
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Eliza SunderlandKey Cast"Alexis"
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Barnokhon KhodzhaevaKey Cast"Tami"
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Marsho DzhanchuraevaKey Cast"News Reporter"
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Aaron KokolayAssociate Producer
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Georgiana Maria PredaAssociate Producer
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Georgiana Maria PredaDirector of Photography
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Aaron KokolayEditor
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Lewis LiuEditor
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Lewis LiuScript Supervisor
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Yuheng ZouColourist
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Munira KhanProduction Designer
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Angele GordonArt Assistant
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Everett SiuGaffer
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Haydn WangFirst Assistant Camera
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Giorgio FragiacomoSecond Assistant Camera
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Lewis LiuCatering
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Louis EverittSound
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:6 minutes 14 seconds
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Completion Date:June 7, 2024
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Production Budget:500 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - University of the Arts London
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Aaron Kokolay is a filmmaker whose journey began as an actor in high school, evolving into directing and cinematography by age 16. As a Burmese-British director, his filmwork is inspired by several different cultures all over the world. With an keen eye for visuals and a background in post-production, he is by no doubt a seasoned and experienced director, ready to take on whatever challenges may come forth in the production of his work. One of his previous films he edited for, namely "Belonging and the Scene", recently earned recognition at the London Global Awards.
'This film is something that means a lot to me, the director. It's an exploration of the human psyche, and how small events can become big things in someone's life. When I came up with the concept for the film with my co-writer, Mary, I reflected on Alexis' character and how sometimes I can create unrealistic expectations for myself. We all know nobody can be perfect, but we still look to be something we're not. I wanted to delve deeper into why we feel guilty for things we can't change, and I wanted to explore familial relationships as this is something I've been working on myself. This film has a bricolage of references from films I've loved, and I wanted to work to create something that can break those negative stereotypes around guilt and trauma and show it is okay to revel in those emotions, and process what's happening to you.'