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Produced by Algernon Productions in 2004, Leave Me Alone is a seven minute short film set in London and Australia.

In our intrusive world of global personal communications, how far do you go to truly "get away from it all"?

Sam escapes to a tranquil Australian beach seeking solitude, lazy sunshine and the soothing hush of the ocean. However, it's not long before his estranged girlfriend Rachel, left far behind in England, tries to track him down.


 

Leave Me Alone was made by Andrew Robb and Martin Briggs-Watson. Andrew is an Australian actor based in London. He is best known for his role in the cult theatre production “The Vegemite Tales”, a comedy about antipodeans living in London. Martin is a an accomplished writer and musician and co-founder of Distant Object Productions.

Leave Me Alone was their first short film.

  • First Spark Film Festival, Oxford, UK. Oct 05. Overall Winner.

  • Reading and Leeds Music Festival Reading/Leeds, UK, Aug 05 (OFVM Cinema - screened to approximately 2000 festival goers)

  • Rushes Soho Shorts, shortlisted for Newcomers Award, 
    London Jul 05. More>>

  • Short Seasons, Canberra Australia, Sep 05. 
    Official Selection.

  • Reel Rural Film Festival, Victoria, Australia, Feb 05. 
    Official Selection.

  • UpOverDownUnder Film Festival, London Oct 04. 
    Leave Me Alone
    won First Filmmakers Award and third overall in the 2004 UpOverDownUnder film festival.

Leave Me Alone
A film by
Andrew Robb and Martin Briggs-Watson

Sam                         Andrew William Robb
Rachel                      Katie Lyons

Screenplay                 Martin Briggs-Watson
                                (based on an original story by Andrew Robb)
Original Music             Martin Briggs-Watson
Production Assistant    Caroline Knight
Edited on                   Canopus Edius
Produced by               Algernon Productions and Paddock Studios
With special thanks to Julie Sceeny, Mark Evans and
                                Andrew Deaker at Canopus Europe,
                                and Theresa Thompson
Format                      DV, 16:9 anamorphic

 

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