:: PROGRAMME: Sunday, March 4th 2007::

::RUG - Graham Page - 9 mins::
Star-studded short about getting away from it all, with the help of some Eastern Promise.

::FEEDER - Director Camille Griffin - 10 mins::
Titty Bang Bang’s, Debbie Chazen, stars in this exceptionally well-made comedy drama about a hospital visitor who can’t stop eating the patient’s food.

::THE UN-GONE - Simon Bovey - 8 mins::
Good-looking Sci Fi film about the way we'll travel in the future. If you thought flying from Gatwick on a Bank Holiday was hell, think again!

::FISH CAN’T FLY - Richard Murphy - 3 mins::
Live action/animated fantasy about escape

::HELENA - Toor Minn - 9 mins::
Moving tale of bereavement and coping

::ONE - Philip Day - 6 mins::
An exhilarating computer-animated trip through space and time

::A QUIET DRINK - Mark Gillis - 10 mins::
Powerful drama about alcoholism in which two brothers do everything they can to avoid having a drink together

:: THE ICE TRIBE - Heidi Vilkman - 8 mins::
Documentary about a group of Finns who swim in freezing water for pleasure

::WHISPERS IN THE DARK - Gil Dekel - 3 mins::
Accompanied by powerful images from Northern Israel taken last year, this poignant film presents a series of short poems written by UK-based Israelis

::YOU BRING ME DOWN - Steve Glashier - 5 mins::
Glashier’s hugely successful ‘Nothing-To-See-Here’ production company has produced talked-about music videos for the likes of Fatboy Slim and US actress/singer, Juliet Lewis. This typically original offering features local band, Blood Red Shoes.

::FELIX’S HOUSE - Philip Clements - 7 mins::
Comedy about finding the love of your life - on your dashboard

::THE SURVIVAL DIARIES - Director Tony Moon - 13 mins::
Hilarious mockumentary about survival in the wilderness, a mere four hundred miles 'from the nearest Burger King’ – with only a camera crew for support.