The Greyness of Autumn: REVIEWED

Genre: Comedy/Drama     Run. Time: 14mins     Language: English     Year: 2012

Directed by: Chris Quick
Written by: Andy S. McEwan and Chris Quick

Starring
Duncan Airlie James as Danny McGuire
Chris Quik as Nelson
Andy S. McEwan as Office Worker
Steven Patrick as Mr Jenkins
Amy E. Watson as Katie
Andrew O’Donnell as Jimmy Guiness
Tom Moriarty as Posh Gentlemen
David R. Montgomery as Restaurant Manager
Neil Francis as Barry
Dave Cullen-Wills as The Mugger
Euan Cuthbertson as The Interviewer
And…
David Marshall as Kyle

Misc.
Submitted for various festivals. Winner of ‘British Film of the Month April 2013’ (British Filmmakers Alliance)

“The Greyness of Autumn follows the final days of the life of Danny McGuire, an ostrich living in Scotland. Danny’s life is suddenly turned upside down when he loses his job and his girlfriend in the same day. As Danny struggles to reinvent himself in a society that treat him as a second class citizen, he questions whether there is much point living in a world that will never see past the feathers.”