Shorts #2: Documentary Strand
Two Short Nights
Thu 18 Feb 2021 - Fri 26 Feb 2021
Category
Other Information
Running time: 66 minutes
Price
Festival pass: £13 (£10 concessions)
Individual screening: £3.99
Time
Available on demand
Thu 18 Feb 2021 - Fri 26 Feb 2021
Other Information
Running time: 66 minutes
Price
Festival pass: £13 (£10 concessions)
Individual screening: £3.99
Time
Available on demand
Film lovers rejoice! This February you can enjoy Two Short Nights Film Festival from the comfort of your sofa. Our annual celebration of the world of short film has moved online and is available to stream on demand from Film Festival Plus.
A selection of insightful documentary filmmaking exploring everything from the state of the world in 2020 to miniature golf.
ASCONA
Dir. Julius Dommer | 15 mins | Germany
ASCONA shows a place that seems to have fallen out of time, that has not changed since the 1950s but still exists. A miniature golf course becomes a social analysis analogy. ASCONA shows protagonists who with dry humour describe the beginnings and difficulties of the course and the sport – between leisure and professional sport. Reflecting the conversatism of the 1950s ASCONA features a cross-section of society.
Generation Activism
Dir. Tyler Harvey, Shannon Valentine | 10 mins | UK
A short documentary exploring the Black Lives Matter movement in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, after the death of American George Floyd. Focused on young black activists in the UK and the impact it has had on British society, especially exploring the view points of black women and black queer people.
The Caledonian
Dir. Bruce H. Gill | 8 mins | UK
Tony and Claire talk about the only world they know after managing a 50 year old business. Sharing their life experiences, love and thoughts of the economy in a northern town.
The Universe According To Dan Buckley
Dir. Roberto Santaguida | 10 mins | Canada
In the beginning, there was nothing. You can get nothing easily.
Sunset Cricket Club
Dir. Neil Shillabeer | 14 mins | UK
Formed almost accidentally by a group of friends over a drink in a pub twenty five years ago, Sunset Cricket Club have been playing friendly cricket, and drinking many beers, in Exeter and the surrounding Devon villages ever since.
There’s Something Going Around
Dir. Anthony Rubinstein | 3 mins | UK
A digital scrapbook of life in Britain in the Spring of 2020.