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(2005, Dir. Ben Alia, France, 5mins) Is this the story of Adam and Eve? Lush and beautifully shot, this is the second movie we have screened by Ben Alia. In 2002 we screened the excellent AVATARS. |
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(2005, Dir. Matt Wildash, UK, 11mins) As the Alliance Starship QUIXOTE returns home following a routine mission, it receives a mysterious and sinister transmission from a nearby planet believed to uninhabited... |
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(2005, Dir. Justin Henton, Canada, 4mins) A 3D computer model comes to life and after an unknown error in the program gets into an action packed adventure across the computer desktop... where do you want to go today? |
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(2005, Dir. David Ellinor, UK, 2mins) An Englishman decides to fund his own space program in a vain attempt to launch a slug into space. If the slug doesn't do it for Britain – who will? |
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(2005, Dir. Elio Quiroga, Spain, 10mins) A joyous tale of revenge in this animated zombie-comedy. Based on a short story by Stephen King |
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(2005, Dir. Adam Comiskey, UK, 4mins) Refusing to accept their relationship is over, the good doctor begins an experiment to discover how much Alice really wants to leave. |
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(2005, Dir. Dean Ronalds, USA, 8mins) A whimsically dark comedy about what lies at the end of the rainbow and the diminutive measure of a man. From the people who brought us THE NETHERBEAST OF BERM-TECH INDUSTRIES |
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(2005, Dir. Dan Lovallo, Australia, 10mins) They say kids make the best game players. Students playing a tank war simulation in a military training school learn that their play is not as innocent as it seems. |
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(2005, Dir. Ian Hothersall, UK, 4mins) Robert has received the OMNICIDE 8000, ultimate weapon of mass destruction, by mistake. He rings the customer care-line and enters a world of call-centre hell. |
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(2005, Dir. Mark Davis, UK, 15mins) ‘…and I knew there was something wrong with the girl the first time I killed her’. The class reject stalks the prom queen and gets more than was advertised on the packaging |
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(2005, Dir. Bennett Cain, USA, 6mins) The story of a dark and mysterious room tucked away behind a door that rarely opens, the secrets within, and their discovery by a curious young boy. Unnerving animation. |
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(2005, Dir. Stephen O'Regan, EIRE/USA, 8mins) A strange conversation about an unusual discovery. Based on the short story by writer Terry Bisson, this stars acclaimed actor Tom Noonan and top New York stand up Ben Bailey. |
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Submissions for the 2007 festival will open in the Summer. We accept shorts via withoutabox.com - the film festival submission engine.
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