Herself (Own) 2021 is the story of her young mother Sandra who runs away from her abusive husband and fights against a broken housing system. He embarked on a journey to build his own house and rebuild his life in the process
Release
It had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 24, 2020. Short It was released in the United States in a limited release on December 30, 2020, then digitally streamed on January 8, 2021 in Prime Video.
Synopsis
Herself (Own) 2021 film Realized Philida Lloyd, from the screenplay by Malcolm Campbell and Claire Danny in 2021. The film stars Dan, Harriet Walter and Conleith Hill. Sandra’s daughter Emma has a code word. If Sandra sucks a dull widow, Emma knows how to run for help, as happened in the audience-friendly first scene of Herself, an Irish film produced by Dunn and an Irish film protected by Philida Lloyd. Sandra catches a glimpse of Ian Lloyd Anderson’s other notable play with terrifying brilliance and confuses the code word. Emma moves closer to save and encourages the delegate to call the donkey. Then, Gary almost killed Sandra.
This first scene literally works out some trouble, establishing a comfortable association between Sandra and her two young wives O’Hara and Molly McCann, as well as Sandra’s anxious marriage, trivialized by money-related issues. Moving away from marriage protection, under the dynamically flexible conditions of the stuffed real estate market, suggests finding another place to stay.
Until then, Sandra has a revelation: What if she collects her Herself (Own) house? What will happen to Sandra’s exposure, the visuals and the individual progress, which shows Sandra’s family fighting to keep them afloat? Keeps the earnings and throws the children into his former fidelity to the court-mentioned attendance. She cleans the house for Peggy, an old woman she used to be Sandra’s mother before. Everything for Sandra is pandemonium. First aid comes from an unexpected source. Discovering people to build houses with is the majority of their Herself (Own). Help sometimes stops being successful or imaginatively comprehensible and sometimes Sandra asks directly.
Cast
- Clare Dunne as Sandra
- Harriet Walter as Peggy
- Conleth Hill as Aido
- Molly McCann as Molly
- Ruby Rose O’Hara as Emma
- Cathy Belton as Jo
- Rebecca O’Mara as Grainne
- Ericka Roe as Amy
- Ian Lloyd Anderson as Gary
- Sean Duggan as Ciaran Crowley
- Aaron Lockhart as Tomo
- Anita Petry as Rosa
- Dmitry Vinokurov as Dariusz
- Ansuman Bhagat
- Sourav Kumar
- Indrajeet Singh
| Directed by | Phyllida Lloyd |
|---|---|
| Produced by | Rory GilmartinEd Guiney Sharon Horgan |
| Written by | Malcolm Campbell Clare Dunne |
| Starring | Clare Dunne Harriet Walter Conleth Hill |
| Music by | Natalie Holt |
| Cinematography | Tom Comerford |
| Edited by | Rebecca Lloyd |
| Production companies | Element Pictures BBC Films Merman Films British Film Institute Screen Ireland |
| Distributed by | Amazon Studios |
| Release date | 24 January 2020 (Sundance)30 December 2020 (United States) |
| Running time | 97 minutes |
| Country | United KingdomIreland |
| Language | English |
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(This first scene literally works out some trouble, establishing a comfortable association between Sandra and her two young wives O’Hara and Molly McCann, as well as Sandra’s anxious marriage, trivialized by money-related issues. Moving away from marriage protection, under the dynamically flexible conditions of the stuffed real estate market, suggests finding another place to stay.
This first scene literally works out some trouble, establishing a comfortable association between Sandra and her two young wives O’Hara and Molly McCann, as well as Sandra’s anxious marriage, trivialized by money-related issues. Moving away from marriage protection, under the dynamically flexible conditions of the stuffed real estate market, suggests finding another place to stay.)
