A comic morality tale: a married woman’s flight in the darkness from a one-night stand is arrested by a man whose suicide has been temporarily suspended by a tree branch. A film about the infantile wish to escape the consequences of our actions, and what happens when the practicalities of life (such as other people’s desires, the force of gravity and babies) intervene to complicate matters.

From studying art at Goldsmith’s School of Art and filmmaking at The Royal College of Art Film school, Martin Jones went on to join Pankino Productions, where he co-wrote and directed with Graham Young the short film THE LONG WAY ROUND for the BFI in 1992, and a series of visual one-minute domestic comedies collectively titled THE OTHER ROOM.
He has directed over 100 TV commercials, in this way funding the development of his own characterbased comedy scripts.