The official trailer has been launched for filmmaker Suman Hanif’s British indie thriller ‘Tell Me About It.’
The film follows two British Pakistani teenagers Amara and Halima. Both friends plot a fun, girly adventure from Bradford to London but only if these girls knew what was coming their way. Amara gets kidnapped in a case of mistaken identity with her best friend Halima; the daughter of an acclaimed politician whose future plans to tackle drug crime in the city challenged the top goon in town. During this drastic and confusing coincidence, both Amara and the kidnapper are about to find themselves in inexplicable situations confronting their own unconscious demons which reflects the heart of this drama.
The film aims to be a promising advocate for misrepresented South Asian GenZ who have a strong influence of South Asian culture without actual experience, and have strong experience of British lifestyle without any influence.
The film follows two British Pakistani teenagers Amara and Halima. Both friends plot a fun, girly adventure from Bradford to London but only if these girls knew what was coming their way. Amara gets kidnapped in a case of mistaken identity with her best friend Halima; the daughter of an acclaimed politician whose future plans to tackle drug crime in the city challenged the top goon in town. During this drastic and confusing coincidence, both Amara and the kidnapper are about to find themselves in inexplicable situations confronting their own unconscious demons which reflects the heart of this drama.
The film aims to be a promising advocate for misrepresented South Asian GenZ who have a strong influence of South Asian culture without actual experience, and have strong experience of British lifestyle without any influence.
- 11/4/2022
- by Zehra Phelan
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
As the seclusion of the lock down became more intense the past few years, filmmakers started becoming more ambitious with their “quarantine movies” gradually moving towards genre paths. Suman Hanif’s 15-minute short also moves towards this direction, with a horror movie that is shot remotely in the UK.
“What Next?” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
May, a young woman who has just moved out of her town, video calls her friend, Adam, terrified due to a number of rather scary incidents taking place in her new apartment. He, however, is dismissive and laughs her terrors offs, even joking about the worst thing that happened to him, the near fish and chips joint closing. The girl hangs up on him frustrated, but he calls again almost immediately, and she picks up. This time, Adam is willing to hear of what happened to her, although his attitude is not that much changed,...
“What Next?” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
May, a young woman who has just moved out of her town, video calls her friend, Adam, terrified due to a number of rather scary incidents taking place in her new apartment. He, however, is dismissive and laughs her terrors offs, even joking about the worst thing that happened to him, the near fish and chips joint closing. The girl hangs up on him frustrated, but he calls again almost immediately, and she picks up. This time, Adam is willing to hear of what happened to her, although his attitude is not that much changed,...
- 8/30/2021
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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