Kate and The Cosmonaut | Science Fiction Short Film

In the face of despair, a star-crossed friendship takes flight...
Kate is stuck in a dead-end warehouse job, when she receives a mysterious message. But with a boss this controlling, building a friendship is hard, especially when the other person is trapped across the universe.
First shown at Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2020.
Starring:
Nicci Brighten - Kate
Bhasker Patel - Charles
Ross Cawton - Noelle
Emma Wise - The Cosmonaut
Director - Anastasia Arsentyeva
Writer - Jacob Boyle
Producer - Aleksandra Rojek
Production Manager - Richard Jones
Director of Photography - Thomas Sandler
Production Designer - Oscar Godfrey
Sound Mixer - Kira Duckwitz
Editor - Toby Godfree
Executive Producer - John Mateer
Original Soundtrack Composer - Thomas Ryan
1st Assistant Director - Richard Jones
2nd Assistant Director - Sarah Robinson
1st Assistant Camera - Rebecca Gallon
1st Assistant Camera - Klára Šimonová
1st Assistant Camera - Tilly Garland
Key Grip - Jack Lucas
Spark - Joe Patrick
Spark - Andrew Waddle
Sound Assistant - Jacob Boyle
Costume Assistant - Llewellyn Simm
Key Hair and Makeup - Ellie Ryder
Hair and Makeup - Lizzy Woollen
Visual Effects - Andrew Waddle
Colourist - Thomas Sandler
Subtitles - Toby Godfree
Produced at the Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at the University of York.

[@ericchild8845]

This was extremely watchable! Very good work from all the different production teams. Great script, good character acting, excellent lighting and vfx, combined with a perfectly matched score to set the tone for each scene. I applaud the effort and could easily watch more of this story. Kinda has a 1984 flavor to it, but there are several different twists that set it apart and let it stand on its own. Thank you for sharing. This deserves a lot more views than it has received for having been put up over a month ago!

[@467-k1m]

I liked it. Furthermore I recommend this film whole heartedly as the characters are well in tune with the outcome of their daily work. A big shout out to the writers and the crew that made this film possible.
Sincerely, Sentebay at 81+ years old.