Nice To Meet You 2009
In *Nice To Meet You* (2009), a quiet suburban afternoon takes a thrilling turn when an escaped stranger knocks on a woman's garden fence, pleading for sanctuary.
Director: Will Garthwaite
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Nice To Meet You* (2009) about?
*Nice To Meet You* follows a woman's mundane afternoon, disrupted when an escaped stranger seeks refuge in her garden. Their charged interaction turns into a game of cat-and-mouse, complicated by her strained relationship with her daughter and the looming threat of the police.
Who directed *Nice To Meet You*?
Will Garthwaite directed *Nice To Meet You*, bringing a sharp eye for tension and intimacy to this short film.
Who stars in *Nice To Meet You*?
The film features Jamie Dornan as the fugitive, Trudie Styler as the woman offering shelter, and Mickey Sumner as her estranged daughter.
Is *Nice To Meet You* (2009) worth watching?
*Nice To Meet You* is a gripping micro-drama that thrives on chemistry and suspense, despite its short runtime. While it may not suit every taste, its tight pacing and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven thrillers.
How long is *Nice To Meet You*?
The runtime for *Nice To Meet You* is 18 minutes.
About Nice To Meet You (2009) — A Suburban Thriller Rooted in Fleeting Connection
In *Nice To Meet You* (2009), a quiet suburban afternoon takes a thrilling turn when an escaped stranger knocks on a woman's garden fence, pleading for sanctuary. Directed by Will Garthwaite, this 18-minute short film weaves a tense, intimate tale of fleeting connection and hidden desires. Jamie Dornan stars as the fugitive, whose magnetic presence disrupts the routine of a lonely woman (played by Trudie Styler), while Mickey Sumner adds a layer of tension as her estranged daughter's looming presence lingers. The film explores themes of chance encounters, repressed passion, and the fragile balance between safety and spontaneity, all wrapped in a suspenseful yet intimate atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.
As the woman grapples with her own emotional isolation and the unexpected arrival of a dangerous stranger, their interaction sparks an undeniable chemistry—one that could ignite into something more if not for the constant threat of interruption. *Nice To Meet You* (2009) crafts a micro-drama that's as much about the unspoken tension between two people as it is about the boundaries they're willing to cross. With sharp direction and compelling performances, it's a snapshot of a moment that could change everything—or fade into memory like a half-remembered dream.