Good Night

2012
27m

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7.6/10

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Rachel and Chloe are done with being innocent 14-year-olds. They head into town on a secret night out, dressed way beyond their years and oozing a sexuality they barely own. Once on the street they find themselves pushed to extremes and the boundaries between innocent play and dangerous seduction start to blur.

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Rachel and Chloe are done with being innocent 14-year-olds. They head into town on a secret night out, dressed way beyond their years and oozing a sexuality they barely own. There, they find... Read allRachel and Chloe are done with being innocent 14-year-olds. They head into town on a secret night out, dressed way beyond their years and oozing a sexuality they barely own. There, they find themselves pushed to extremes and the boundaries between innocent play and dangerous sedu... Read allRachel and Chloe are done with being innocent 14-year-olds. They head into town on a secret night out, dressed way beyond their years and oozing a sexuality they barely own. There, they find themselves pushed to extremes and the boundaries between innocent play and dangerous seduction start to blur.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 3 wins & 5 nominations total

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Good Night is a short film written and directed by award-winning director Muriel d'Ansembourg. It is Muriel's final project at the London Film School, where she received her Masters with Distinction. It is produced by Eva Sigurdardottir, an upcoming Icelandic producer with a number of credits at the BBC. The film is a co-production between the London Film School and Blindeye Films, and made in association with The Frame and The Farm Group. The film was shot on location in London.