The Breakup Album of the Year
It's being called the breakup album of the year. Running late to a studio livestream, Jamie gets a voice note from his ex - the first communication they've had in months. She's heard the album. She has some thoughts.
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Louis NorrisDirectorSisters, Scene from the Men's Toilets at a Ceilidh
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Louis NorrisWriterSisters, Scene from the Men's Toilets at a Ceilidh
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Louis NorrisProducerWhat Shall We Do With These Buildings?
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Avigail TlalimKey Cast"Maya"Sauce, The Town
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Adam MirskyKey Cast"Jamie"Endeavour
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Stephen AllwrightCinematographyBlue Abroad
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Louis NorrisEditorWhat Shall We Do With These Buildings?, Sisters, Scene from the Men's Toilets at a Ceilidh
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PushpinMusic
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:6 minutes 57 seconds
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Completion Date:June 12, 2022
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Production Budget:100 USD
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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 - London School of Economics and Political Science
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BFI Future Film FestivalLondon
United Kingdom
February 16, 2023
World Premiere
Official Selection
Louis grew up in London. His films have been shown at festivals worldwide (including PÖFF Black Nights, London Short Film Festival, BFI Future Film Festival and Norwegian Short Film Festival), and have won a number of awards. He's worked in cinema programming (for the Garden Cinema, London) and digital art (ZINC, Marseille), and as a projection designer in the UK and Iceland. As a freelance filmmaker, he's worked for a range of organisations, including the University of Cambridge. In January he joined the video team at the Institute of Art and Ideas, editing talks and debates on topics ranging from particle physics to psychedelics.
Louis is one half of 'Moving House', a film production company specialising in short documentaries about architecture that mesh together interviews and dance. In 2021 they made a documentary dance film in Kharkiv (Ukraine) about the legacy of Soviet architecture in the city, and they spent much of 2022 organising fundraising screenings in the wake of the Russian invasion. They've recently been commissioned to make a community arts film in Basildon (UK), taking over disused buildings in the town centre and exploring local people's past, present and future relationship with them.