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PROGRAMME: Sunday, April 1st 2007:: |
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CODEHUNTERS - Director Ben Hibon - 9 mins
Set in the late 21st century, this visually stunning, Manga-style Sci Fi adventure tells the action-packed story of four heroes, Shen, Lawan, Zom and Nhi, as they battle gangs, cops, monsters and the tyrannical Khann in the crumbling port city of Lhek.
Winner Best Short Film at the 2007 ‘Imagina’ Film Festival plus several gold ‘Promax Asia’ awards. |
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CUBS - Director Tom Harper - 10 mins
Set in London, this tense drama stars an all-teenage cast delivering consistently excellent performances to tell the exciting story of a violent urban fox hunt and a young man’s doomed attempt to prove he is a ‘man’.
BAFTA winner |
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FEEL THE FORCE – Tim Hunt & Daniel Cox - 5 mins
Comedy thriller from a talented local film-maker and BAFTA nominee, telling the story of a young policeman who returns home from another dull day at work to be greeted by something that finally puts excitement into his life.
Winner 2006 ‘48 Hour Movie Challenge’ |
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TO SHOOT A RURF - Directors Shane and Paula Sheils - 8 mins
In this surreal 3D computer-animated film from Ireland’s Dwarfed Films, a darkly atmospheric comedy, we witness a drunken man’s attempts to sober up after bingeing on the mind-altering new drink, 'Rurf'.
For find out more about Dwarfed Films, visit www.dwarfedfilms.blogspot.com |
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DEWI'S HUNGRY DAZE - Matthew Walters - 2 mins
Another hilarious and genuinely quirky comedy from the Welsh Bard of Comedy, filmed in glorious fake sepia. In this outing we meet 20s leek devotee, Dewi, who treats us to some truly amazing dance routines. |
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DON'T EVEN THINK IT! - Director Martin Gooch - 9 mins
From the director of The Orgasm Raygun, this 'Psi-Fi 'comedy begins with arch-snobs, Ginny and Neville, picking up a female hitchhiker with the sole intention of humiliating her. Unfortunately for them, she is a medium who can read minds and communicate with the dead and sets about stirring up serious trouble for the snooty couple from the back seat.
'The most decent director chap I have ever worked with' - Leslie Phillips |
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