Beneath Water 2014
Charlie Manton's poignant short film *Beneath Water (2014)* follows 16-year-old Daisy as she navigates the delicate relationship with her grieving mother on the anniversary of a life-altering tragedy.
Director: Charlie Manton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beneath Water (2014) about?
The film centers on Daisy, a 16-year-old girl whose mother remains emotionally distant a year after a traumatic event. Daisy's quest for connection leads her to find solace in the quiet refuge beneath water, where grief and healing intertwine.
Who directed Beneath Water?
Charlie Manton directed this intimate and atmospheric short film.
Who stars in Beneath Water?
The lead cast includes Louisa Connolly-Burnham as Daisy, alongside Miranda Wilson and Louis Partridge.
Is Beneath Water (2014) worth watching?
With its blend of drama and fantasy, *Beneath Water* is a standout short film that rewards viewers with its emotional depth and unique storytelling within a tight 15-minute run time.
How long is Beneath Water?
The film has a runtime of 15 minutes.
About Beneath Water (2014) — A 15-minute drama blending fantasy and raw emotion
Charlie Manton's poignant short film *Beneath Water (2014)* follows 16-year-old Daisy as she navigates the delicate relationship with her grieving mother on the anniversary of a life-altering tragedy. Through haunting visuals and subtle storytelling, the film explores the quiet battles we fight to reconnect when words fall short. Set against the eerie calm of water's edge, it blends drama and fantasy to evoke a sense of isolation and fragile hope. With a delicate touch, Manton examines how trauma lingers beneath the surface of everyday life, where even the act of holding one's breath becomes a metaphor for suspended emotion.
Louisa Connolly-Burnham shines as Daisy, delivering a raw performance that underscores the film's emotional core. Miranda Wilson and Louis Partridge round out the cast, each bringing depth to a narrative that lingers like the tide. The 15-minute runtime ensures a tight, immersive experience, perfect for viewers seeking a thought-provoking escape into cinematic brevity.