CLAIRE

It is often very challenging for teenagers to talk about their experiences and seek support.
Asking for help or simply opening up and talking about what you’re going through is a sign of weakness. This stigma has to go.

Starring
Charlotte Mounter // @cmounter
Nick Bartlett

Written, Directed & Edited
by Yury Vorobev // @snopaz

Cinematography by Sean Mackey // @seankdm

Produced by Finbar Somers // @finbar.somers
Vlad Paul Ghilas // @vlad.ghilas
Ekaterina Speranskaya

First AD Emerson Magrinelli // @girailmondo10

First AC Joe Anthony Luk // @joeanthonyluk

Music by Rory Laws Laws // @lawsy_33

SFX & Mixing by Dmitry Babkin // @dbravebob

Sound by Jimmy Lobe // @jimmy_lobe_sound

VO recording by Neil Sullivan // @mymixmaster

Colour by Nikolay Vavilov // @nick.vavilov

Makeup by Kailey Walker // @kaileys_makeup

Gaffering by Finbar Somers & Emerson Magrinelli

Cleanup by Nazryn Fauzi & Nagendra Moond

Set Design by Daniil Vorobev, Danil Lysenko // @danlysenko

VO artist Nick Denton // @nickdentonva

Special thanks to NIGEL HOLE for Car Renting Services // @nigel_h

It is often very challenging for teenagers to talk about their experiences and seek support.
Asking for help or simply opening up and talking about what you’re going through is a sign of weakness. This stigma has to go.

Neither best mates nor the most caring mum can see anything wrong, they don’t notice a damn, single thing wrong. Scary.

These young men struggle terribly, assuming that they’re a burden to us. They leave without any warning, suddenly and unexpectedly.

It is a trap and they spiral. They draw a line just like that.
No goodbyes.

They leave us thinking that we could have done more.
We think that if we’d had just only one different word to them –
there would have been a different outcome. We blame ourselves. We’re trapped.

‍Sometimes we get angry with them because we wish they could see what happens to us afterwards.

We wish they could see how the past becomes our forever present.