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Arrested Development | Isolation
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2016 | Rachel
Best Debut Screenwriter | 2016 | Rachel
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Brett
Screenwriting | 2016 | Rachel
Best Actress | 2017 | Jodie
Best Breakthrough Performance in a Film | 2017 | Jodie
Breakthrough BritishIrish Filmmaker of the Year | 2017 | Rachel
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer | 2019
Narrative Feature Film | 2017 | Rachel
Best Actress | 2016 | Jodie
Breakthrough Producer | 2016
Best Screenplay | 2016 | Rachel
2016 | Rachel
2016 | Rachel
Based on the short film Emotional Fusebox (2014).
Jodie Whittaker reprised her part from Emotional Fusebox (2014), the short this film is based on.
The name of Anna's website 'How To Live Yours' was also the working title of this film.
When Marion opens the fusebox it has been labelled 'Emotional Fusebox', presumably by Anna, and list things that may trigger emotional reactions. 'Emotional Fusebox' is the title of the short film this film is based on.
Jodie Whittaker and Brett Goldstein later appeared together again in the Doctor Who episode Doctor Who: The Tsuranga Conundrum (2018).
"Brendan: I think we should get badges for adult life skills: changing a car tire, sewing, sending something back at a restaurant, knitting."
"[Alice and the children gather around Anna, who's playing a victim] Alice: Right! I want you to survey the scene. Something is wrong. Things don't add up. Look at the people. How are they behavin'? What are they hidin'? How do they give themselves away? [Clint gives Anna a kick] Clint: She's alive, case solved."
