Short Film Screenings

The Looking Game (Animation, Experimental), D.: Ann Upton, 07:02 Min.
In an eye-tracking inspired, faux-instructional game-play environment, the audience follows the instructions of the narrator as she defies her function and attempts to connect.

Sitter (Drama), D.: James Arden, 10:00 Min.
Aurora is asked to look after her friend Catherine's cat, but as events take a turn for the worse she is forced to ask herself - am I a good person? A film about self-destruction and self-recrimination.

Good Boy (Comedy, Drama), D.: Tom Stuart, 16:00 Min.
Out of money and out of luck, Danny (Ben Whishaw) is determined to turn his life around, but the interventions of his anarchic mum and the reappearance of figures from his past threaten to derail him at every turn.

1 UP (Drama), D.: Greg Francis, 16:18 Min.
While dealing with the loss of his father, fifteen-year-old Andrew struggles to support his grieving mother through her emotional turmoil - and as his world slowly begins to fracture, he searches for guidance and connection through his late father’s record collection.

Tea for Two (Animation), D.: Aidana Kuanova, 04:30 Min.
Poetic animation: the protagonist dips into her teacup, which turns out to be a lake full of memories.

All the Lights Still Burning (Drama), D.: Dominic Leclerc, 15:00 Min.
Two friends from their youth, now a classical violinist and a drug dealer, meet by chance in the streets of Bradford and experience an exciting night.

Bitter Weeds (Drama), D.: Reuben Hamlyn, 12:35 Min.
The mischievous 16-year-old Liam looks after his grandmother Patricia, who unravels as she repeatedly mistakes him for her cheating late husband.

Ham (Comedy), D.: Fiona Hampton, 11:50 Min.
A dark comedy with a magical twist exploring motherhood, friendship, and what it means to be an adult.

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