UVFF: UVIEW SHORTS 7
29th April 7pm £10/8 (Earlybird £7)
UNRESTRICTED VIEW FILM FESTIVAL
Book tickets online
Shorts Selection No7
Not Sophie’s Choice
(7 mins) UK
When a husband and wife attempt to break some sad and life-changing news to their ten year old daughter Sophie, their disclosures are far from what anyone could expect. Staring Catheine Tate & Alex MacQueen. Dir: Matt Holt
The River
(11 mins) UK
Recently bereaved by the death of his trumpet-playing brother, a lonesome, naïve boy seeks hope in a sinister boat and the trumpet sound it emanates. An eerie contemporary rites of passage fantasy set against the backdrop of a grieving, broken family. Dir: James Quinn
The John
(8 mins) UK
’THE JOHN’ is a black comedy about the dangers of combining water, electricity and sexual experimentation. Starring Richard Glover (Sightseers) and Laura Dale (Sherlock), and featuring music by The Fat White Family. Dir: Dominic Hicks
Muck
(15 mins) UK
Babs is a wife to a frustrated husband and a mother to an autistic son. An incident on the farm forces her into a terrible life changing choice.
Dir: Sonya Quayle
Ministry of Guilt
(10 mins) UK
This darkly humorous short thriller is set against the nightmarish scenario of 24/7 surveillance, privacy invasion. Sam Smith is woken by the late-night delivery of threatening notes through his letterbox. Each note more disturbing than the last. What did you do, Sam? The clock is ticking. Dir: Detsky Graffam
The Postmodern Pioneer Plaque
(8 mins) Spain
In 1973 Carl Sagan created the Pionner Plaque for the NASA Pioneer 10 mission. It was Humanity’s first message for extraterrestrial civilizations. Today, four decades later, the World gets together to collectively compose a new message…
Dir: Boris Kozlov
The Loneliest Time
THE LONELIEST TIME is a glimpse in the life of British soldier takes a mental and physical rendezvous in London with a high priced call girl to get his head on straight.. The film takes a different look at P.T.S.D. and a unique coping mechanism to keep the “war” from the family. Dir Cort Kristensen
© Karla Gowlett
One Tw*t
(11 mins) UK
Julie’s connection to her brother is so strong it stops her meeting a man. That is, until Bradley shows up and starts competing for her attention
Dir: Ben Mallaby
Tickets booked online must be collected 15mins before showtime. Cash tickets are available for 30 mins at the box office.
Over 18’s only, limited access for people with disabilities, no admittance for latecomers.
Hen & Chickens Theatre
109 St Paul’s Road
London N1 2NA