Still from 'The One and Only Herb McGwyer Plays Wallis Island' (C) James Griffith
The One and Only Herb McGwyer Plays Wallis Island Director James Griffith UK, 2006, 24 mins
When jaded nice guy Herb McGwyer agrees to play
a one-off exclusive gig on lottery winner Charles Heath's Wallis Island, he is
taken on a journey that ultimately re-ignites his passion for music.
Winner of the UK Film Council Kodak Award for Best
British Short Film.
Over the Hill Director Peter Baynton UK,
2007, 8 mins
The elderly residents of the Over the Hill Home
are passing away the years in a leisurely fashion. Life is rosy, though rather
slow. That is, until one particular cunning trio discovers a secret so sinister
it changes their understanding of elderly care forever...
Still from 'The Suburban Train' (C) Maciej Cuske
The Suburban Train (Elektryczka)
The documentary is like a journey through Russian society. A wide spectrum of people, situations, behaviours. Funny, witty, refreshing.
Still from 'Death to the Tinman' (C) Ray Tintori
Death to the Tinman
An adaptation of the original story of the Tinman of Oz. It depicts the unknown, dark, and romantic story of how the Tinman lost his limbs, his heart, his lover – and how he fought to get his life back.
Still from 'Menged' (C) Daniel Taye Workou
Menged
A lot can happen in the Ethiopian countryside on the long way to the market. A father and his son follow everybody’s good advice … and come back to their senses.
200,000 Phantoms
The Atomic-Bomb Dome – a massive form that
stands in silence. The film presents almost 600 photographs from 1914 to 2006
showing the continuing existence of the dome before and after the war to the
accompaniment of poetic laments.