London Calling
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Jenny and the Worm -
A Family Portrait -
The Park -
Kids Might Fly -
Heat -
Love Hate -
I Do Air
A selection of recent shorts from some of the capital's most exciting new filmmakers, supported by Film London's production schemes.
Maggie Ellis
Jenny and the Worm
Two teenage punks unearth something that may be even more exotic than the girl next door.Director
Ian Clark
Country
UK
Running time
16min
Year
2009
A Family Portrait
A family portrait session goes horribly wrong as jealousy and suspicion bubble to the surface under the photographer's unflappable gaze.
(Animation)
Director
Joseph Pierce
Country
UK
Running time
5min
Year
2009
The Park
The Park is a coming of age tale about teenage friendships. The stories they tell are nothing compared to the secrets they keep.Director
Destiny Ekaragha
Country
UK
Running time
16min
Year
2009
Kids Might Fly
A young homeless girl is taken into care. Set in an urban wilderness, this film is an offbeat and touching experimental drama about East London kids.Director
Alex Taylor
Country
UK
Running time
6min
Year
2009
Heat
Michael wants to know...and Donna is running out of excuses.Director
Debbie Tucker Green
Country
UK
Running time
13min
Year
2009
Love Hate
A sweet-natured charity worker finds his life turned upside down when he falls in love with a mysterious woman.Director
Dylan & Blake Ritson
Country
UK
Running time
20min
Year
2009
I Do Air
A deep breath takes a young girl into a new world.Director
Martina Amati
Country
UK
Running time
7min
Year
2009
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