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    ‘Aura,’ a New Independent Film from BBF Productions Announces Synopsis, Seeks Crowdfunding


    Movie Buff Staff By Movie Buff StaffAugust 5, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE— “Aura,” a new film from Guy Hodgkinson and BBF Productions releases details of their upcoming film and is seeking funding via Kickstarter. 

    Story

    One night in the Lincolnshire countryside, “Aura,” follows Aura, Chance, and Freddie. Aura and Chance are two best friends who pick up money by escorting as they apply to University. Freddie, 16, is home alone for the first time and dead set on becoming a ‘man’… Freddie (alias ClassicalLoverBoy) and Aura’s (Apple) Internet courtship is coming to a climax, and expectation is building as time ticks on. Three young people looking for answers meet head-on as they balance on the cusp and a night of business forces them to realise their value. 

    More Information About the Film

    For more information about “Aura,” interested parties can visit www.broxholmebrotherfilms.co.uk/work/circuit-b4hye. Also follow The Movie Buff for more information about the film as it becomes available. You can also visit their Instagram as well. 

    Funding

    To help with funding with the film, head over to their Kickstarter here. BBF and Guy Hodgkinson are grateful for any amount you are able to donate to help support indie film. 

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