International Documentary Shorts
Two Short Nights
Fri 27 Nov 2015
Category
Price
£4 (£3)*
Time
7.30pm
Fri 27 Nov 2015
Price
£4 (£3)*
Time
7.30pm
The third and final screening from our international call out featuring selected shorts from this years documentary category.
Presenting a range of documentaries, which visit the brave, the unseen, and beautiful from the UK and the rest of the world.
Dir. Callum Rice. UK. 2015
Robert, an ex-shipyard welder from Govan in Scotland, reflects on how his life experiences have influenced his new found compulsion to write. His retrospective poetry revels a man who is trying to achieve a state of contentment through words and philosophy. He has replaced his tools for pens and paper.
Dir. Theresa Moerman Ib. UK. 2015
Ten years after breaking all ties with her alcoholic father, a daughter sets out not only to find his grave, but also redemption. Poetically merging archive material, new footage and an immersive soundscape, The Third Dad is a brave journey of memory, self-discovery and a desperate attempt at reconciliation.
Dir. Ahmed Aboub. Libya/UK. 2015
Libyas political chaos makes its territory a land of opportunity for human smugglers. Thousands of illegal migrants end up forgotten, in one of the 19 detention centres.
Dir. Lucie Rachel. UK. 2015
Mother Father is an intimate insight into a relationship constantly challenged by issues regarding gender. Issues that were kept a secret from everyone outside of their relationship, including their daughters. A true story, captured and shared by the youngest daughter of two very brave women.
Dir. Najmi Own. Libya / UK. 2014
Two young filmmakers are on a mission trying to break into the film industry but meanwhile it is Libya who is breaking down. How can they make films when the country is slowly sliding into civil war?
Dir. Kate Goodwin. UK. 2014
A charming and often funny insight into this hidden amoebae world juxtaposing their alien existence to our human experience.