Skip Girl Trailer

Skip Girl Trailer (2018)

13 March 2018 18 mins

A disempowered man stalks an unconventional woman who is taking his stuff from a skip (dumpster) outside his house. What value has she found in his things that his finicky wife has rejected?

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Mara Adina

Mara Adina Producer

Mary Farbrother

Mary Farbrother Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 13 March 2018

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