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British Short Film & British Short Animation

British Short Film Nominees:

Boogaloo and Graham: Released on August the 1st by Michael Lennox the film is set in the 1970s, whereby two boys from Belfast discover the facts of life with help from their pet chickens. This film may have the simplest storyline but it has many people hooked to its storyline. Let’s take a look at the trailer for this. https://vimeo.com/116878614

Emotional Fusebox: Anna lives in her Mums garden shed making videos with her thumbs. Her Mum wants her to come out but Anna doesn’t want to. Released on the first of October 1st by director Rachel Tunnard this has been a favourite amongst many people. Let’s take a look at the trailer for this film. https://vimeo.com/98312465

Slap: Slap is a gripping storyline whereby a teenage boxer struggles to come to terms with his secret urge to cross-dress. Directed by Nick Rowland this short film had many viewers compelled to the unusual storyline, let’s take a quick look at the trailer for this film. https://vimeo.com/108149336

The Kármán Line: As of many films by Oscar Sharp this one sure did stand out amongst the rest of them, with the most basic, however interring storyline of family members grapple with their mother's bizarre condition this film sure did appeal to many audience. Let’s take a quick look at the trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFrPEHeNuD8

Three Brothers: And last but not least we have Three Brothers, as you would’ve guessed this storyline is about three siblings who have to stick together through thick & thin. Let’s take a look at a snippet of the film.

And the winner is Boogaloo and Graham, Directed by Michael Lennox. Congratulations!

British Short Animation Nominees:

The Bigger Picture: Directed by Daisy Jacobs, this storyline follows two brothers struggle to take care of their elderly mother and this is shown through the use of animation. Let’s take a look at the trailer. https://vimeo.com/87007946

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