'Secrets Of The Content' (2010) Movie Short Trailer of a Story by Graham Greene

This is just the trailer - I cannot get the full thing (23 minutes long). Same old story - some scamming woofters get a huge wad of taxpayers cash to make to make a short movie (that is arty-farty crap) then it is never seen or released (just the trailer is put on the net as cover).

'Secrets Of The Content' is based on the 1935 short story 'A Day Saved' by Graham Greene, originally published in his short story collection 'Twenty-One stories' in 1954. The story was carefully adapted to present itself in a contemporary time but staying true to the vintage narrative language that Greene wrote back in his early days as a writer.

The film was shot over four days on location in West and East London. The story is told through the eyes of Robinson, a lonely wanderer who obsessively follows an everyday businessman through the streets of a modern London. He knows his every move, he steps his every step and breathes his every breath. He feels a connection to this man, he holds something that Robinson deeply, despairingly wants, but he does not understand what it is or why he wants it so.

Presently in the story, the man changes his routine on his journey home, he takes a side street and cautiously enters a mysterious black door to a set of flats. Robinson can't breath, he finds himself distraught with no knowledge of the man's actions or whereabouts. His world becomes filled with uncertainty and desperation. This is the story of secrets and lies, through the words of our intense protagonist, Robinson. Starring Andrew Harwood Mills, Steven Swan & Emilia Reid.