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Portrait of Kaye: Ben Reed on the Moral Quandaries of the Documentary Form

Lydia Rostant
June 9, 2021
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There is a common misconception in filmmaking which presumes the director to have total and divine confidence in both their subject matter, and the various processes by which they tell the story. Ben Reed’s...
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The Quiet Power of Isla Badenoch’s The Elvermen At Sheffield DocFest

Lydia Rostant
June 6, 2021
Features, Independent, Interview
In Isla Badenoch’s The Elvermen, fish are the size of men and men are of mythical proportions. The film (which premiered on June 5, 2021 at Sheffield DocFest), was shot in a narrow window of time, between...
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Short of the Month: Landline

David Brake
June 3, 2019
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https://vimeo.com/326306801 As the month of Pride commences, it is not a time simply to market different-coloured food and drink packaging. It's a chance for LGBTQ+ celebration, protest, and to remind...
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Short of the Month: Piccole Avventure Romane

Henry Gatrell
March 11, 2019
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06uqeJzpadA Piccole Avventure Romane translates through Google to "Little Roman Adventures". And 'little' is exactly what this film is: there is very little dialogue,...
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Short of the Month: Bogeyman

Patrick Nabarro
February 4, 2019
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https://vimeo.com/243452948 Often short films can feel gimmicky – little more than directorial calling-cards centred around singular visual conceits. Polish-Australian filmmaker Bianca Lucas, whose Before...
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Short of the Month: O Matko!

Henry Gatrell
January 7, 2019
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https://vimeo.com/channels/staffpicks/304823620 Within the arena of the short film some filmmakers – perhaps free from large budgets and plot conventions – find the comfort to be more expressive and...
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Short of the Month: How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Carmen Paddock
November 5, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x569sd9 Dr Seuss’ beloved Christmas tale may not be as essential to UK holiday programming as The Snowman, but its two versions this millennium – the second, starring...
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Short of the Month: Long Way Back Home

Carmen Paddock
September 3, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD3-XG2Z4Pg Talented siblings Jeff Nichols (director of Mud, Midnight Special, and Loving) and Ben Nichols (lead guitarist for the ‘country-punk rock’ band Lucero)...
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Short of the Month – Theo and Celeste

Louise Burrell
July 30, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/270611565 A blend of stop-motion puppets and live action, Theo and Celeste sees two friends asking increasingly absurd questions that then become a reality for them. Always beginning with...
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Short Of The Month – What Is Beauty?

Stephanie Watts
July 2, 2018
Features, Reviews, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/channels/bestofthemonth/258828793 In What Is Beauty? Filmmaker Anna Ginsburg runs us through a two minute history of the definition of the beautiful woman in art and media, all the way...
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Short of the Week – Random Walks

Cathy Brennan
June 4, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/272473179 For millennia, European borders have wrought havoc on countless lives, whether it be through war, imperialism or a toxic mixture of both. In giving its subjects the chance to...
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Short of the Week – Ten Meter Tower

Stephanie Watts
May 28, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/channels/staffpicks/154583964 If you were invited to jump from a 10 meter high diving board, would you go for it, or would you chicken out? This is what documentary filmmakers Axel...
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Short of the Week – I Heart NY

Carmen Paddock
May 21, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/channels/staffpicks/270244268 New York is one of the planet’s most recognisable places – largely thanks to the infinite films, television shows, and plays set across its five...
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Short of the Week – Stems

Joni Blyth
May 14, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/channels/staffpicks/264137664 Packing wonder, insight and gut-punch sentimentality into two minutes is a herculean task, but with just some twigs, wire and a handful of dry leaves...
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Short of the Week – The Old Ways

Rhys Handley
May 7, 2018
Features, Independent, Short of the Week
https://vimeo.com/237253619 Nhi Dang is a documentarian making travelogues like no others. Based out of Saigon, her journeys across the globe have taken her from Paris to Indonesia and everywhere in between...
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