Supporting Indie Film
Directed by Kyung Sok Kim and written by Rex Reyes, when a water contamination issue forces a trailer park to be closed, 8-year-old Jessie must come to terms with leaving everything and everyone she has ever known behind. Starring: Amanda Christine, Tucker Chandler, Cael Peter Cross, Arabella Frost and Margo Ferree.
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Written and directed by Vasco Alexandre in his debut short film, and co-written by Billy King a 9-year-old from an abusive household builds a new home for herself in a scrapyard nearby. Starring: Elle Atkinson, David Price, Caroline Lazarus and Jermaine Ricketts.
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Written and directed by James Ristas, a short film about violence and forgiveness. Starring: Kris Salvi, Lisa Nichole Young, Steve Peeps, Amber Myers, Samantha Noble Webb and Steven Burstein.
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Written and directed by Anthony Wright, co-written by Callum Hughes, Future Cop (Rod Glenn), a legendary super cop from the past, fights to save the future from the unrelenting forces of evil. Also starring: Chris Iddon, Simon Craig, Steve Stevenson, Steven Anthony, Michelle Bayly, Myron Lewis, Jools Wight and Trevor McDonald.
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Directed by Kat Holm and written by lead actor Jonathan Geffner, Trillo and Suede are a ventriloquist and dummy detective duo based in Brooklyn NY, an alluring, mysterious woman, Fiona Fatale (Bex Odorisio) appeals to the detectives to find out the identity of her cheating husband’s lover. Also starring:, Hassan Farrow, Sabrina Geffner, Marc Lubbers and Josephine Pizzino.
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Directed by Sheila Nortley and written by Kay I. Jegede, the arrival of a mysterious stranger compels a protective mother to confront the demons of a distant past, and embrace the opportunity for a hopeful future. Starring: Colette Dalal Tchantcho, Raksha Hoost, Amaziah Benard, Dean Louis Browne, Dimitris Kafataris, Christian McIntyre, Femi Oyeniran, Orlando Parker and Oscar Salami.
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Directed by Kevin Giles and co-written with star Page Peter Wilson, two siblings struggle to coexist with their vice-riddled single mother. Also starring: Judine Berry and Evelyn Maria Dia.
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Written and directed by Adam Weber, a hit man and his potential protégé are tasked with burying a body in the countryside but the seemingly simple job takes an unexpected turn. Starring: Tim Hawkins, Marc Clement and Anton Schrama.
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Written and directed by Dan Daniel, co-written by Avigail Tlalim, a couple are forced to confront their commitment to each other when it’s brought up at the drive thru.
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Written and directed by Victoria Muldoon, exploring the idea of escaping self-isolation and feeling as free as a bird, and starring the director’s mother Jean Muldoon.
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Written and directed by Coz Greenop, following the life of Isabella, a sex worker in the north of England, exploring the mind and day to day life of a woman working in the ‘managed zone’. Starring: Ariadna Cabrol, Kimberley Barrett, Lilybella Bayliss, Curt Faulkner, Philip Hill-Pearson and Bobby Hirston.
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