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  • The Magic Key (2013)
  • Short | 15 min | Short, Comedy, Family
The Magic Key (2013)
Short | 15 min | Short, Comedy, Family
Three young sisters discover a magic key that transports them into the nightmare world of adulthood. They are desperate to get back to normality but the key has been stolen by their parents who are once again experiencing the joy of ...See moreThree young sisters discover a magic key that transports them into the nightmare world of adulthood. They are desperate to get back to normality but the key has been stolen by their parents who are once again experiencing the joy of childhood. The kids must conspire to regain what is rightfully theirs. This heart warming short film examines the tensions that exist within a family as the kids start to grow up. In the style of Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol' or Capra's 'It's Wonderful Life' both parents and children get a fantastical glimpse of each others lives. In doing so they learn to appreciate each other a little more, realizing that no matter how old you are you always need to nurture the child inside. Written by Anonymous See less
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Director
Sam Gratton
Writer
Sam Gratton (story) (writer)
Composer
Daniel Markovich
Cinematographer
Brendan Harvey
Editor
Sam Gratton
Production Designer
Marina Solana Gabeiras
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Updated Jun 1, 2013
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Jun 1, 2013 (United States)

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