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Relationshit

Kickboxer Zoe, insecure June, and stoic Roman explore their relationships and sexualities, each in their own awkward way. And if it doesn’t work out, they can always soothe their hearts by debriefing in the bathtub - wine and tiaras inclusive.

  • Ivy Jelisavac
    Director
  • Ivy Jelisavac
    Writer
  • Ivy Jelisavac
    Producer
  • Ingvild Deila
    Key Cast
    "Zoe"
    Star Wars: Rogue One, The Avengers
  • Shamir Dawood
    Key Cast
    "Roman"
    Mission Impossible
  • Faye Sewell
    Key Cast
    "June"
    Cat Skin
  • Kerry Bennett
    Key Cast
    "Amber"
    Hollyoaks, Casualty, Coronation Street
  • Yasen Atour
    Key Cast
    "Chaz"
    Ben Hur, Robin Hood, Marcella
  • Project Type:
    Television, Web / New Media
  • Genres:
    Romantic Comedy, Comedy, Dramedy, Romcom, lgbt, women
  • Runtime:
    10 minutes 20 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    February 19, 2018
  • Production Budget:
    4,000 GBP
  • Country of Origin:
    United Kingdom
  • Country of Filming:
    United Kingdom
  • Language:
    English
  • Shooting Format:
    Digital
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    Yes
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - Ivy Jelisavac

Ivy Jelisavac is the creator of Relationshit. After interning in every film department to learn the ropes, she founded London production company The Friction. She invests in creating an ethical work environment and humane working conditions for crew, while providing high end services to clients like Greenpeace, TimeOut, trainline, GlaxoSmithKline, Roche, and many others.
She is currently developing her first feature.

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Director Statement

Q: Talk about the story and concept behind RELATIONSHIT. How did this idea come to you?
A: It’s a power move. Now I can threaten everybody I meet that I’ll put them in my show, so they have to behave!
On a more serious note, I spend a lot of thought on artistic responsibility: The stories we send out into the world shape expectations - life imitates art.
It was important to me to make something that wasn’t “boy meets girl, they fall in love, happily ever after.” So I did the opposite of that: Person meets person, they fall in love, oh no, oh dear, no no no, oooh... crap.” But there’s also a lot of positive love and fun, because nothing is ever all bad or all good.