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Run time:
10 min.
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USA
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Language:
English
Twitch tells the poignant story of a young girl torn between two worlds: her domestic life where she must care for her wheelchair-bound mother and her escape into the emerging world of sexuality with her eager, hormone-addled boyfriend. A Student Academy Awards finalist, Twitch has screened in over 100 film festivals and won a dozen international awards. Twitch is currently airing on IFC and Skandinavia TV.
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Audience Buzz
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4 people reviewed this film
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This was a sad short film showing the struggle a teenager must face taking care of her wheelchair bound mother with MS and trying to be a normal girl. It's pretty well shot and the acting is realistic.
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Recently Leah was interviewed for an article in the Wall Street Journal about how the recession is affecting coffee shops.
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Laptop backlash poses particular difficulties for people without offices, says Leah Meyerhoff, 29, a film director and free-lancer. She long has used coffee shops to interview cast and crew and to work on pre-production. Now, she says, “it’s a constant search for places with the Internet where I can sit and focus without being frowned upon.”
- Erica Alini
Wall Street Journal
Check out the full article here.
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