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Letterbox ()


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A music obsessed girl is prevented from going to Glastonbury Festival by her mother. In an act of rebellion she dons her mums ill fitting niqab and hitch hikes her way south.

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Angus Django Allison ...
Boy in car (as Angus Allison)
Wilfred Allison ...
Boy in car
Flora Bruce ...
Tania
Tim Ford ...
Racist Twat
Yasmin Khan Cheema ...
Imani
John Lawrence
Noah Osborne ...
Ikram as Child
Ruby Osborne ...
Imani as Child

Directed by

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Annabel Vine

Written by

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Yasmin Khan Cheema ... (co-writer)
 
Annabel Vine ... (writer)

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Yasmin Khan Cheema ... producer
Alex Myddelton ... executive producer
Andrew Rutland ... co-producer
Emma Vine-Montoya ... associate producer

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Luke Flegg

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Annabel Vine

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Adam Glasman ... colourist

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Dave Aston ... sound editor
Charlie Shread ... boom operator / sound mixer

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Yasmin Khan Cheema ... script supervisor

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Samantha Horley ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

Letterbox is about Imani, a second generation Muslim girl from Bradford, who lives for her music. When her mother finds her ticket's to Glastonbury Festival, she rips them up, saying the only way Imani would ever go to Glastonbury is in a Burka. So that's exactly what the determined girl does. In an act of rebellion against her mother and a conscious provoking of the culture she so badly wants to fit in to, she dons her mum's ill fitting niqab and hitch hikes south, forcing the cultural rubber of her young British Pakistani life to meet the road. Written by Annabel Vine

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  • 23 min
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