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Lavender

Film Info
Showtime
Showtime
Premiere Type
Premiere Type
World Premiere
Category
Film Category
Short
Runtime
Run Time
13m
Country
Country
Australia
Directed by
Directed by
Henry Boffin
Produced by
Produced By
Brittany Blacka
Written by
Written by
Henry Boffin
Main Cast
Main Cast
Ellen Bailey, Joel Pierce, John McNeill, Tanya Schneider, Charlotte Stent
Synopsis
In the near future a brain deteriorating disease known as the 'Hebedus virus' has swept across the Earth, rendering vast swathes of the population into an incurable vegetative state. In order to combat growing food shortages it has become the norm to slaughter the infected and sell their meat to be consumed under the name 'brawn'.
When Heather, a middle-aged woman and casual consumer of brawn, discovers that her Father has contracted the disease she must take him to be processed but soon discovers that letting go isn't as easy as she first thought and a startling revelation will change her world forever.

About the Director

Director(s)
Contact Info

Henry

Boffin

Director
Henry Boffin is an independent filmmaker and writer based in Brisbane, Australia....Read more
Henry Boffin is an independent filmmaker and writer based in Brisbane, Australia. A graduate of the Griffith Film School he has made several short films, primarily in the science fiction genre, as well as music videos for local talent and commercials for clients such as Volvic Water and Ford Motors. His short films, Rain and Ouroboros, have both featured as part of the Cannes Court Métrage and between them have won awards at the Pittsburgh Independent, Silver Wave and China Australia International Film Festivals. They have also gone on to be officially selected around the world for festivals such as Hollyshorts, Flickerfest and the New York Independent Film Festival. In 2014 Henry completed an Honours degree at Griffith Film School, researching the field of crowdfunding in the Australian marketplace and in 2015 he undertook a much coveted director's attachment on the set of ABC's Rake, working under ADG award nominated director Peter Salmon. Read less
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