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ALL THAT GLITTERS

All That Glitters

Drama / Fantasy | 24 MINS

Margaret is a wealthy wife and mother from Chelsea who appears to have everything. Eddie is a desperate teenager from the other side of the tracks who assumes that everyone with money has it easy… so when he sees Margaret passing by, he seizes the opportunity and mugs her. As he flees with her designer handbag, Margaret gives chase and there is a car accident. Eddie and Margaret’s worlds are suddenly intertwined and Eddie discovers Margaret’s life is deeply troubled and a disturbing reflection of his own traumatic childhood.

YEAR

2021

WRITER/DIRECTOR

Dan Bronzite

PRODUCER

Dan Bronzite

COMPANY

Buckle Up Entertainment

DISTRIBUTOR

Salaud Morisset

STARRING

Sophia Myles, Alec Newman, Mackenzie Proll, Tillie Murray

Reviews

All That Glitters is a powerful and inventive film that uses its body swap premise to tell a deeply human story. With outstanding performances, stunning cinematography and a script that tackles complex themes with care, it offers a fresh take on identity, empathy and the hidden battles we all face and is absolutely worth a watch.

— Callum Ward (Battle Royale With Cheese)


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An engrossing drama with a dash of the fantastical, All That Glitters makes the most of its story about class divides and the private battles people fight behind closed doors. Director Dan Bronzite elevates the film with how deliberate he makes each moment feel, laying the foundation for a compelling narrative that thankfully doesn’t squander its potential.

— Mark Lakatos (Take 2 Indie Review)

All That Glitters represents bravura filmmaking that effortlessly occupies the upper echelons of filmcraft. The writing, directing, characters, acting, music, cinematography, locations, supporting roles, sound, camera placements and movements… all seamless and immersive. We knew we were in for a treat after only a few establishing shots. Kudos to director Dan Bronzite for his beautifully-realized achievement.

— David W. King

Director, Flathead Lake International Cinemafest

Astutely and quite cleverly borrowing a generalized, underlying concept akin to films like “Big”, “Freaky Friday”, and “Face/Off”, employing a wonderfully chosen cast, and blending dramatic, thriller-esque elements with the fantastical, this film grabs your attention, keeps it, and ultimately promotes a life-lesson that is honest, evocative, and in so may respects necessary.

— Kirk Fernwood (One Film Fan)

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