A remarkably self-assured debut, this East London fairytale feels truthful throughout, due to the real-life experiences of the director, and using the same locations. Daisy Fairclough in particular shines as Anita, who sets out with her best friend to find her real father, after the death of her alcoholic mother.
| Directing | Alana Hutton-Shaw | Director |
| Writing | Alana Hutton-Shaw | Writer |
| Production | Alana Hutton-Shaw | Executive Producer |
| Production | Vanessa Ford | Executive Producer |
| Production | Elizabeth Healey | Executive Producer |
| Production | Bona Orakwue | Executive Producer |
| Crew | Jordan Clarke | Cinematography |
| Editing | Stephen Dunne | Editor |
| Production | Gillian Hawser | Casting |
| Art | Paix Robinson | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Paix Robinson | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Darren Evans | Makeup Department Head |
| Art | Paix Robinson | Set Designer |
