Fail to Appear

The story follows Isolde, a trainee caseworker who faces the complexities of her new role. Assigned to Eric, a man charged with theft and waiting for a court hearing, she grapples with the challenges of her profession while trying to understand his situation. This character-driven narrative addresses themes of responsibility and human connection.

As a drama, "Fail to Appear" offers a glimpse into the world of social work and the personal struggles of those involved. The film features performances by Deragh Campbell, Michelle Tiffin, and Delphine Roussel, adding depth to the portrayal of complex relationships and societal issues. Its independent production, through Medium Density Fibreboard Films and Film Forge Productions, highlights a unique voice within the genre.