When a prank goes wrong on a London estate - Sarah-Lee learns that it's not all fun and games when it comes to growing up. Premiered at the BFI London Film Festival 2016. Short film written and directed by Cleo Samoles-Little / produced by Janina Samoles and Henry Napier-Brown / funded by Film London as part of the London Calling Scheme 2016.

Writer/Director - Cleo Samoles-Little

Producers - Henry Napier-Brown & Janina Samoles

Associate Producer - Jim Friend
Director Of Photography - Krzysztof Trojnar
Production Designer - Joshua Brooks
1st AD - Bryony James
Sound Recordist - Jim Friend
Wardrobe - Yasmin Ross
Make Up Artist - Emma Slater / Fiona Breslin
Script Supervisor - Sylvia Belitto
Gaffer - Peter Riches
Grip - Nick Teulon
Sound Design - Dario Swade
Editor - Andres Rodriguez
Colourist - Holly Greig
Production Support - Creative Sparkworks

CAST

Sarah-Lee - Mollie Lambert
Charlie - Ruby Wild
Rachel - Shala Nyx
Rugby - Rachel Clarke
Jacky - Jacky Lipman
Michelle - Naomi Hicks
Shelly - Sophie Hurst
Jo - Nathan Whitfield
Andrew - Arthur Cull
Eddie - Oscar Wilson
Frieda - Sharon Lawrence
Geezer - Sam Donnelly
DJ - John Game
Mary - Vilma Hollingbery
Shopkeeper - Paul Cesar

Thanks to Sylvia Edwards @ Creative Sparkworks, everyone at Ethelred Estate, Film London, BFI, Feral Equipment, Greenkit, Finish VFX, Freefolk Studios, Andrew Pavord @ Film Fixer. Playaz Recordings and many many more!

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Atmospheric suspense drama. A lone hiker searches the moors for her sister, despite an invisible and deadly toxin that could overtake her the moment the wind changes.

adam-butcher.co.uk / @AdamButcherFilm

Starring
Lydia Leonard
Morfydd Clark
Jack Greenlees

Directed by Adam Butcher
Written by Lawrie Doran
Produced by Caroline Demopoulos

Director of Photography - Michael Paleodimos
Editor - Napoleon Stratogiannakis
Production Design - Hannah Knowlton
Casting Director - Emily Jacobs
Original Score - Alex Bingham, courtesy of Strings and Tins
Sound Design - Alex Bingham, Andy Stewart and Patrick Burniston, courtesy of Strings and Tins

Funded and supported by:
Eastern Edge Film Fund and Film London

DCP with 5.1 Sound available for screenings

As a boy becomes a man, acceptance and compromise is needed to reconnect a father and a son.

2010 / 17 min / RED One
Film London / UK Film Council / Digicult

CAST

Martin Herdman, Bradley Hall

CREW

Writer-Director: Michael Pearce
Produced by: Ross McKenzie & Paul Welsh
Cinematographer: Benjamin Kracun
Editor: Maya Maffioli
Sound Designer: Dario Swade
Art Director: Tim Gibson
Music: Kylie Earl & Daniel Padden

FESTIVALS & AWARDS

BAFTA FILM AWARDS, UK – NOMINEE, BEST SHORT FILM
BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM AWARDS (BIFA), UK – NOMINEE, BEST SHORT FILM
Vendôme Film Festival, France

Almería Short Film Festival, Spain WINNER - BEST FILM & BEST ACTOR

Gijón International Film Festival, Spain

Berlin Interfilm Festival, Germany

Message to Man Film Festival, Russia WINNER - BEST FICTION

Magma International Short Film Festival, Sicily 

Cork Film Festival, Ireland

EU Short Film Festival Budapest, Hungary
Festival of European Cinema – LE PRIX DE LA REALISATION
Leeds International Film Festival, UK
Brest European Short Film Festival, France
Helsinki Short Film Festival, Finland

Medina Del Campo Film Festival, Spain - 2nD PRIZE – BEST FICTION
Hamburg International Queer Film Festival, Germany

Cinemagic International Film Festival, Ireland

Durban Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, South Africa
Bristol Encounters International Film Festival, UK

Amsterdam Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
Portobello Film Festival, UK
Hull International Film Festival, UK
New York Children's Festival, USA

11mm – The International Football Film Festival, Berlin - 2nD PRIZE – BEST FICTION
Human Rights Film Festival of Barcelona, Spain
Soho Rushes Festival, UK – WINNER - BEST FILM LONG FORM

Curtas Vila Do Conde Film Festival, Portugal

Oberhausen International Short Film Festival, Germany

Tampere International Film Festival, Finland

London Short Film Festival, UK
London Film Festival, UK
European Film Festival of Lille – DIRECTING PRIZE

"This film about solitude and relationship across the species is tenderly made and embued with a love of landscape. The story drew me in; I wanted to know more about everything that had already happened and, crucially, about what happened next… "
Sally Potter

"PETER AND BEN, the story of a man and his sheep in Wales has a wonderful human touch to it. It's clear that the soul of the sheep is inside the man, and the soul of the man is inside the sheep."
Werner Herzog

A short film by Mawaan Rizwan
Produced by Selina Osei