Kino London Short Film Festival at Hen & Chicken’s Theatre
28th July 7pm £12
Kino Short Film presents some of the best shorts of the year for our BIFA qualifying film festival.
Screening starts at 7:00 | Networking available at the bar before & after the screening
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ABOUT THE FILMS
Cope
directed by Anthony Sutcliffe | Drama
Liam has 6 weeks to live. No one knows. Not his colleagues. Not his friends. Not even his wife. But as the indignities that make up a life mount up, he just counts the days down.
Dragons
directed by Tyrese Shipp | Documentary
A Dragon-boat racing community navigates a journey of rebranding and inclusion to survive as a club.
Frankenbiking
directed by Joel Porter & Alex Moore | Documentary
Frankenbiking celebrates the fun, silliness and creativity of tall bikes, exploring why people build them and why people react to the new and unusual.
The Future Above Us
directed by Vanessa Magic | Dramedy
After a cosmic disaster leaves Earth virtually empty, a hopeful yet sombre woman who yearns to find connection must decide what lengths she will go to for companionship.
Going Down [UK Premiere]
directed by Cailin Leigh Manning | Dance
A lonely office clerk spins a wild fantasy upon a chance encounter in an elevator.
Jumper
directed by Cyrus Mirzashafa, Michael Davies | Family
Darrel is doing his best to care for his mum who’s suffering from a long drawn out illness. Then one night, the simple act of refilling a cold hot water bottle becomes something altogether unexpected.
Karma Khazi
directed by Lee Phillips | Documentary
An anonymous street artist seeks inspiration for a new show in the unlikeliest of places.
Kind Regards [London Premiere]
directed by Alun Rhys Morgan | Comedy
Monday morning and another email from the boss – time to end this bitch!
The Lure
directed by Tony Hipwell | Horror Comedy
Late at night, a lone fisherman discovers he is not the only one hoping to hook something.
Margot’s Off the Market
directed by Courtney Karwal | Comedy
On the day she meets her potential soulmate, Margot receives news which may alter the course of her budding romance.
Mother Daughter
directed by Sophie Wu | Dramedy
A mother and her teenage daughter find themselves disagreeing about pretty much everything.
Road Rage
directed by James Button | Absurd Comedy
Grumpy Welshman Derw Derw is late for an interview so the last thing he needs is to get sucked into a vortex.
Round Robin
directed by Jessica Morris | Tragicomedy
On a sweltering summer’s day, a family struggles to capture the perfect photograph for their annual Christmas Card. It will be their last.
Woe [London Premiere]
directed by Max Davies | Horror
A glimpse into the miserable existence of a girl who lives in a sewer.
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