A fatal attraction is a to dramatic and introspective narrative exploring themes of grief and loss, It delves into the emotional aftermath of Papa's death and the impact it has on Anna and her mother. Throughout the scenes, there is a mix of sorrow, nostalgia, and attempts at coping with the void left by absence.

The use of various settings, such as the bathroom, garden, house, and living room, contributes to the storytelling by creating a visual and emotional contrast witch i will use to push it into the surrealistic direction and the thinking pattern of both karakters when they are placed into a setting that is familiar for them but they don't necessarily want to be in.

-There will be 3 days of filming two days in Ghent and one day in Brussels both these places will be rented and payed for.
-Transport cost for the whole crew
2 actresses
1 First AD
1 DOP
1 Assistent Dop
1Mixer
1Boomer
1 Elektro
1 Gafer
2 Setdressers
-Payment for the two actresses
-Camera and filming equipment
-Transport
-Katering
- Props
- Costumes

Hey there,

I'm Andy Sarfo, a film student at LUCA School of Arts in Brussels. While I've been living in Belgium for the past 14 years, my roots trace back to Kumasi, Ghana. I have been studying in Luca for the past four years where I further developed my love for film making

You see, I'm working on my bachelor project, and I've got this burning desire to capture something deeply human, something that's been on my mind for a while now: grief. It's such a complex emotion, isn't it? We all experience it in our own unique ways, shaped by our lives and experiences.

For me, exploring grief isn't just about making a film; it's about understanding myself and the world around me a little better. Growing up, I've seen how people in my community cope with loss, and now, through this project, I want to dive deeper into those emotions, those relationships, and those moments of raw vulnerability.

Writing about grief has been a journey in itself. It's allowed me to sift through my own feelings, to learn from others, and to find a sense of understanding and connection amidst the pain. And now, I'm ready to translate those emotions onto the screen.

So, here's to the journey ahead. To the late nights of scripting, the exhilaration of production, and the quiet moments of reflection in post-production. And ultimately, to sharing this film with the world—not just as a piece of art, but as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of loss.

Let's make something beautiful together.

Cheers,Andy