Student & Young Person Short Film Programme

Film programme:

Cellophane Flowers 10 mins

Directed and written by Luc Parry, Produced by Kimberly Ford

Two estranged siblings reunite for their father’s funeral. With tensions running high, they have to confront their fractured past before they can move forward.

Green Man approx 7 mins

Directed and written by Jay Russel-Kent

After falling in love with a road work sign, a traffic light green man decides to break out of his box and explore the wide world around him to find his admiree. But will his excitement and admiration with the world around him be returned?

No. 15 approx 17 mins

Directed and written by Sophie Lomax
Produced by Adam Riley and James Wilkinson

When Kyle is assigned community service visiting Mary, neither expects to enjoy each other’s company. However, what starts as a reluctant obligation soon transforms into an unexpected bond as they discover they have more in common than they first thought.

Roundabout 18 mins

Directed by Patrick Sheard
Written by Alex Scott, Michael James, and Patrick Sheard
Produced by Michael James

Roundabout serves as an introspection of the universal experience that involves finding your feet in the adult world. Careers, relationships, art, and mistakes – all components that make up the fictional world of Roundabout, as well as our own. Night Mail Production’s latest cinematic endeavour features the inclusion of artistic portrayals of romantic couples and the difficulties that it comes with showing that, whether it’s in a picture, painting, or film.

Silent Treatment 8 mins

Directed and written by Shaun Fong Yugendran
Produced by Muhammad Luqman bin Azian

In a world of muffled sounds, a young student with a passion for photography, deprived by a physical impairment, must try to overcome the barriers of struggles that are obstructing him from pursuing a change.

Three’s a Crowd 7 mins

Directed by Emma Hands
Written by Callum Buck and Emma Hands
Produced by Alex Stanway

Sharing an innocent and feminine friendship, Sadie and Valerie meet once a month to maintain this bond until Valerie starts to bring Brian, a boisterous boyfriend who poses a threat to their perfect companionship.