Breast Cancer Now: 2050
A little girl builds a time machine to save her mother in this heartwrenching spot for the breast cancer charity.
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Credits
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- Production Company Great Guns UK
- Sound Design Jungle
- Editing Company Final Cut
- Editor James Rosen
- Director of Photography Sy Turnbull
- Executive Producer Laura Gregory
- Director Duncan Christie
- Producer Tim Francis
- Sound Designer Ben Leeves
- Production Designer Francesca Massariol
- Music Patrick Watson
Credits
powered by
- Production Company Great Guns UK
- Sound Design Jungle
- Editing Company Final Cut
- Editor James Rosen
- Director of Photography Sy Turnbull
- Executive Producer Laura Gregory
- Director Duncan Christie
- Producer Tim Francis
- Sound Designer Ben Leeves
- Production Designer Francesca Massariol
- Music Patrick Watson
We've all wished for the chance to turn the clock back - but a new campaign for Breast Cancer Now shows that for many sufferers of the disease, time travelling to the future is their only hope of survival.
The heart-wrenching two-minute film follows a young girl's secret science project, as she studies textbooks, watches quantum theory videos and raids the house for objects to build a time machine in order to transport her mother, who is suffering from breast cancer, to 2050 - the date by which Breast Cancer Now aims to make all deaths from the disease preventable.
The spot was directed by Great Guns’ Duncan Christie.
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- Editing Company Final Cut
- Production Great Guns UK
- Sound Design Jungle
- Director Duncan Christie
- Editor James Rosen
- Executive Producer Laura Gregory
- Producer Tim Francis
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