Translations

Translations is a British drama and romance focusing on Stef, a woman who has remained inside her home for years due to the death of her brother and a fear of the unknown. Her isolation is interrupted when Evan, her brother's closest friend, visits to deliver a journal. As the two form a romantic bond, they struggle to navigate a shared history of trauma. Stef finds herself torn between Evan's hopes for a life together in the outside world and her work translating a story of lost love from a previous generation, forcing her to decide what she wants for her future.

The film was directed by Keith Wilhelm Kopp and written by Laurence Guy. The cast features Kate Morgan-Jones as Stef Owen and Alan Emrys as Evan Llyod, with supporting roles played by Cari Barley, Cameron Okai, Tallulah Edwards, and Rob Peacock. Produced by several companies including Keith Kopp Productions and Ammanford Sinema Consortium, the movie has a runtime of 85 minutes. Audience reception has been positive based on a small number of ratings, with a 9.1 score on IMDb from 20 votes and an 8 rating on TMDB from 2 votes.