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Love and Treat Yourself

“A Gory Horror-Musical Short”

Synopsis

As a man’s life falls apart, he begins to go back to his cannibalistic ways, leading him to a life of blood and gore.

Financials & Box Office Performance

Post Production

Production Budget

$2K

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Roy Jeevadaran, Lewis Machen
Screenplay & Story
Roy Jeevadaran, Lewis Machen
Original Title
Love and Treat Yourself
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
12m
Production Budget
$2K

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Roy Jeevadaran, Lewis Machen

Screenplay & Story

Roy Jeevadaran, Lewis Machen

Director of Photography

Nikhil Anjelo Perera

Film Editing

Roy Jeevadaran

Producers

Isaac Nimmo, Rachel Wyndham

Department Leadership Roster

Roy Jeevadaran

Roy Jeevadaran

Director

Lewis Machen

Director

Roy Jeevadaran

Roy Jeevadaran

Writer

Lewis Machen

Writer

Isaac Nimmo

Producer

Rachel Wyndham

Producer

Nikhil Anjelo Perera

Director of Photography

Roy Jeevadaran

Roy Jeevadaran

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Love and Treat Yourself.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Love and Treat Yourself

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Love and Treat Yourself about?

As a man’s life falls apart, he begins to go back to his cannibalistic ways, leading him to a life of blood and gore.

Who directed Love and Treat Yourself?

Love and Treat Yourself was directed by Roy Jeevadaran, Lewis Machen.

Who stars in Love and Treat Yourself?

The principal cast of Love and Treat Yourself includes Hamish Muir, Annelise Menna, Eva Hvala, Kevin Duran Du, River Smith.

When was Love and Treat Yourself released and how long is it?

Love and Treat Yourself was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 12m.