Synopsis: 24 hours. Dagmara, a Polish nurse, works the day shift. Analyn, a Filipina nurse, works the night shift. The two care-workers, who barely interact outside of their weekly handover, must come together to face insurmountable challenges; being understaffed, underfunded, and having their competence challenged by the son of a resident. Set against a backdrop of brewing tension and anti-immigrant sentiment – over the course of two days and one night, Take Care shows the quiet revelations that can occur in a care home.
About the Filmmaker: Kathy is a filmmaker and filmworker based in London. TAKE CARE is her first non-student short film. It was selected as one of three short films that the BBC Drama chose to fund in 2022, as part of their Visual Development Fund. Kathy works in development at Hera Pictures. She previously worked on the Wes Anderson feature films ASTEROID CITY and THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR, and before that the feature films LIVING, MOTHERING SUNDAY and THE LAST TREE.
Screening Times:
This film is showing in the The East Anglian Collection shorts screening at The Forum Auditorium on 19th November at 16:30.
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