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02:15
Apollo and Daphne by Carolina Costa
October's Film of the Month Winner, Apollo and Daphne is a deconstruction of Apollo and Daphne's myth. An art piece using mixed HD video and stop motion photography.
03:24
Hilary Flamingo Rescues Mother From The Palace Ruins
One of Octobers Film of the Month candidates: Hilary Flamingo Rescues Mother From The Palace Ruins (Just In Time) is a response to Hogarths Gin Lane. Filmed outside an old Victorian Launderette in Hackney Wick, East London. Written, Directed and Performed by Harriet Fleuriot. http://www.harrietfleuriot.co.uk
07:57
Vuth Learns to Rock by Jason 'Camerado' Rosette
** Official Selection 2009 Florida Film Festival ** A Taiwanese rock and roll guru teaches a young Cambodian named Vuth about Motorhead, the Ramones, the Kinks, Led Zeppelin, and more in this provocative cross-cultural documentary.Cambodia's first homegrown rockumentary! ~ Watch Vuth as he listens to AC DC, the Kinks, the Doors and the Ramones for the first time!
14:29
Then, Voyager by Jon Rowe
Two lovers on the morning of their forced separation grapple with the conflicting imperatives of wartime pragmatism and psychological survival."Deft portrayal of a young mans urgent desire to hold and fix present love and passion in a world where all will soon become stolen and transitory. A very accomplished and delicately crafted film" - Michael Parker (Film Editor - Run Fatboy Run, East is East). "The film has surety and originality, pace and passion...[I was] captivated. Totally transported into that precious, secret bedroom" - Celia Imrie (Actress, - 'Calendar Girls', 'Bridget Jones's Diary'). "A great film, thoroughly absorbing, and one that has a resonance today for our Armed Forces and others deployed in Afghanistan and elsewhere." - Billy King-Harman CBE "Really engaging and the script wonderfully philosophical. It took me into a different space. Good evocation of time and characters - and sexy too!" - Cathie Davey, Publicist ('The Street', 'Five Days') Jon Rowe (jonrowefilm@googlemail.com)
08:04
Handicap by Lewis-Martin Soucy
And you thought blind dating was edgy? Try deaf dating! Natacha is out for love and romance! And shes got it all! After a romantic dinner with Mike, a guy she is dating for the first time, she invites him for a last drink at her place, well determined to tell him just how she feels... But sometimes, too much communication kills the mood... Starring Caroline Ducey (Catherine Breillats ROMANCE-X), Jean-Marc Mineo (Brian De Palmas LA FEMME FATALE) and Eric Berger (Etienne Chatilliezs TANGUY), this award winning brilliant comedy takes you on a romantic journey where champagne, candlelights, strawberries and romantic music can sometimes lead to sexual frustrations... Awards & Nominations: Best Film - Drama On Disability - "Picture This... Film Festival" (2006), Best Short Film - "New-York Avignon Film Festival" (2005), Best Love Scene award - The Desert Sun, "Palm Spring International Festival of Short Films" (2004), Honorable Mention - "Corta! Porto International Short Film Festival" (2004), Short Film Corner Darling - Cannes Film Festival (2004), Best of 12th Raindance Film Festival Shorts DVD (2005). Over 85 International Film Festival selections.
15:18
Archive of Dreams by Tomas Sheridan
April's film of the month on Shootingpeople.org. A Documentary about a grumpy old man with an incredible collection of over 2000 masterpieces of world cinema rotting in a dusty warehouse of a provincial Italian town...
03:17
SUPER BOB by: Jon Drever
Bob Kenner is a Super Hero. This is the first time he has granted an interview.Starring Brett Goldstein and Jen Brister.Written and Directed by Jon Drever
07:50
Love Song by Alice Lowe
Two friends sit on a park bench and discuss the night before. Starring Alice Lowe and Rachel Stubbings, directed by Jacqueline Wright.Filmed in Camberwell.Jackal Films are making a short film each month during 2010. Love Song is the film for May. Watch the others here: www.jackalfilms.co.uk/calendar2010
09:49
Helter Skelter by Tom Bodell
The King of the Feel-Bad movies, American Henry Heath, is in pre-production of his next movie, Boom Boom Muthafucka. It is set in London where Henry is casting and scouting for locations. His new assistant, Seth Bloom is making a documentary for the DVD extras and is filming Henry as he goes about his business. While on a high rooftop they are approached by two men claiming to work in insurance. After some polite chat, one of them shows Henry the unique attribute of this particular building, with jaw-dropping consequences.Shot on mini-dv and HD.
05:13
Parental Control by Damien Cullen
A small boy discovers a way to get his parents to do what he wants.
03:00
Pockets by James Lees
What's in your pockets? Filmmaker James Lees asks Londoners to share what they're carrying in their pockets and what it means to them. Every object tells a story, revealing more than expected about its owner. From tiny treasures to the downright bizarre, the contents of Pockets provide quick and charming social insight.
10:16
Last Train by David Schofield
July's Film of the Month. In his first short after leaving uni, David Schofield made this film on the last of his graduate loan most of which was blown on good times. Shot over 4 nights between 1am and 6am in Manchester Victoria station. One night was the coldest on record that year, but is was fun in a sick way.The idea for the film came from conversations with friends about situations we had all found ourselves in at some point similar to that depicted in the short. He wanted to explore how we react/behave in certain situations given the world we are presented in the media. The film screened at a bunch of festivals including last years Encounters where it picked up 3 nominations but no awards. Its currently on tour around the globe with Encounters best of British selection.
02:59
Reg's Patch by Fat Rat Films
Where his father and his father before him have traded, Reg remains rooted to the same spot. At 83 years old, he is the last link to another time, the end of a family trade, one that has defined the East end but is now almost dead. As the new London surges round him and swallows him up, he holds steady.Sadly since this film was made he has dissapeared, age and time has overtaken him.
04:07
Break-In by Jon Plant
Break-In is the first film Jon Plant has produced or directed. It is intended to be a fun, engaging action short, suitable for free online platforms such as YouTube.
02:23
Sun Come Up
Sun Come Up, by Jennifer Redfearn, tells the story of some of the worlds first climate refugees -- the Carteret Islanders. The film follows relocation leader Ursula Rakova and a group of young families as they search for new homes in war-torn Bougainville, an autonomous region of Papua New Guinea. Check out Shootingpeople.org for more outstanding documentaries.
09:33
Fight
A film by Lewis Metcalfe focusing on the romance male youths have with violence. Received best short at Renderyard International Short Film Festival and competed in last year's Raindance Festival in the digital category. It also competed in several other festivals across the country. Check out shootingpeople.org for more outstanding shorts.
02:05
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
This is the Official Music Video for Casiotone for the Painfully Alone - White Corolla directed by Julia Plott. To see more animated films, check out shootingpeople.org.
10:45
Night School by Ben Soper
Shot on RED by Robbie Ryan Night School had its first public screening at Encounters Film Festival where it was well received. Subsequently it has been shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival, Film Insiders Talent Festival, Busho Budapest Short Film Festival and Cinefest, Hungary. Night School was selected for the European competition at the Vendôme Film Festival in France and the London Short Film Festival 2010.
03:04
Ami by Dominique Bongers
A sand on glass animation which tells the exciting, softening and surprisingly story of a little fox searching for a friend. After a long search it looks like her wish is finally granted. This film premiered in June 2008 and has been featured in numerous films festivals around the world. It also received third place in Shooting People's Film of the Month for January 2010.
