S U N R I S E

Sunrise is a film about suicide, and the conversations we didn’t know we needed to have.

When Ruben, a cold-calling scam artist calls another faceless victim, he speaks with Jemima, and together they share a conversation that will change both their lives.

Directed by Cam Cairnduff, Sunrise is proud to be produced in the Channel Islands.

Get in touch if you’d like to help share in our mission!

DIRECTORS STATEMENT

When the world went into lockdown many lost the connections that gave them their reasons for living.

Tragically, amongst them was my ex-girlfriend Sarah. We had been together 4 years, and in February of last year, she lost her battle with depression and took her own life.

Throughout the pre-production, I have worked with coaches, therapists and mental health charities, and have found that the basic skills of patience and listening are fundamental to those in need and could save a life.

This film depicts the final conversation I wish I could have had with Sarah.

Cam Cairnduff

PREMIER EVENTS

In September 2024, we will host four special film screenings and mental health fundraising events. These events aim to bring together charities and film lovers to share the story that brought this project to life.

Jersey

Alderney

London

Manchester

CAST & CREW

Corin Silva Stella Talpo Cameron Cairnduff Tomos Roberts Fanni Jóri Ben Halford Sam Davies Kieran Coyne Joseph Bean Georgie Brown Stewart Swindell Alexsis Psillas Dan Hanbury Mikal Zak Jay Dingle

Rubin Jemima Producer & Director Producer & Writer Associate Producer Director of Photography 1st AC 1st AC Art Director 2nd UNIT AC Gaffer Sound Operator Assistant Sound Editor Motion Design

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Julie-Anne Uggla Ronnie Cairnduff Lesley Cairnduff Donald Hughes MAD World

Nigel Canning Cassius Kiani James Kaberry Freddie Fisher

Helen Akrill, Nigel Vooght, Clive Fisher, Nicky Fisher

GET INVOLVED

By becoming a sponsor, you will contribute to a project that seeks to make a difference in our society. It's more than just a series of events, it's a movement towards a better understanding of mental health.