'Do I Love You?' is a romantic philosophical comedy about life and the
questions it throws
at you.
It starts with the breakdown of the relationship between Marina (Lisa Gornick) and her girlfriend Romy (Raquel
Cassidy).
Marina’s need to know why this has happened spirals out to include
an ensemble of characters all dealing with issues that reflect her own.
Set in London and shot in the first person, this is a vibrant exploration of
love, life and its labels.
CAST LIST:
Lisa Gornick: Marina (Woman on bike)
Raquel Cassidy: Romy (her girlfriend)
Ruth Posner: Paula (Marina’s mother)
Brendan Gregory: Stefan (and her father)
Sarah Patterson: Louise (a columnist)
Kemal Sylvester: Greg (her boyfriend)
Kate McGoldrick: Alice (a photographer)
Harri Alexander: Lois (her girlfriend)
Caitlin Morrow: Susie (Marina's ex girlfriend)
Sophie Grimmer: Rachel (her girlfriend)
Aimee Cowan: Petra (Susie's friend)
Olivia MacDonald: Vanessa (Marina ex no. 2)
Ben Paterson: Peter (a writer)
Anna Stokes: Yvonne (his girlfriend)
Darren Black: David (Marina's ex boyfriend)
Roger Irvin Dunn: Saul (the naked man)
Carmine Canuso: John (the unwilling father)
Tracey Kashi: Monica (Romy's ex)
Catriona McLaughlin: Pippa (Louise's editor)
Kiki Kendrick: Rita (the troublesome ex)
Birghitta Bernard: Maxine (the therapist)
CREW:
Writer/Director: Lisa Gornick
Director's Assistant: Ofra Shelef
Camera: Inge Blackman, Michael Needham, Heide Martin
Sound: Sophie Meyer, Michael Needham, Megan Welford
Production Assistants: Katie Beck, David Hopper, Rachel Stein
Stills: Liane Harris
Editors: Maya T. Harris, Diarmid Scrimshaw
Online Editor: Sue Giovanni
Sound Mixer: Matthew Gough
MUSIC:
Ruben Gonzalez performs Cumbanchero (Rafael Hernandez) and Tres Lindas Cubanas (Guillermo Castillo)
Orlando Cachaito Lopez performs Mis dos Pequenas (Anais Cruz)
Afro Cuban All Stars perform Habana del Este (Arranged by Juan de Maro Gonzalez)
All available through World Circuit with permission of World Circuit and Peer Music
Adrian Sutton performs Gnossiennes 1 and 5 by Erik Satie
Sophie Grimmer performs 'Was I not a little blade of grass?' by Pytor Tchaikovsky