Running Order
- location: The Cambridge Arts Picturehouse Bar
- date: Thursday 6th November 2014
- time: screening starts 9pm
- price: FREE
Grace’s Epiphany
Director: Jamie Maule-Ffinch,
A 4 year old girl discovers she only has 16 years, 41 days and 12 hours before having to get a job.
(1:47, Comedy Drama, UK, 2013)
Lines in the Sand
Director: Michael Gilroy
Amy and Suzanne are on the run. Two young sisters with a secret who escape from a children’s home hoping they will never be found. They arrive at the seaside – their very own paradise. They promise to always keep each other safe but Suzanne has something far greater on her mind.
(16:49, Drama, UK, 2012)
Big Willow
Director: Jared Katsiane,
My big brother has been friends with Willow for a long time. But today he got real scared that she wouldn’t be around much longer.
(10:29, Docudrama, US, 2014)
Drag me: A Urban Music Tale
Director: Nikos Kellis,
DRAG ME is a story about a “deadly” girl with a “slightly” violent and disturbed response to the paranoia and the alienation that the decadent urban life, in the “concrete jungles”, can generate. The set is the sleazy backstreets of Athens, Greece. The outcome is “DRAG me”: an urban music tale.
(5:41, Animation, GR, 2014)
España Is Different
Director: Salvador Guerra,
Two guys cross their ways and their lives. One small decision can make us a hero or a villain.
(4:00, Drama, ES, 2013)
Zela Trovke
Director: Asier Altuna,
An old Slovak ‘moritat’, a type of ballad that narrates the events surrounding a murder.
(13:14, Documentary, ES, 2012)
Canis
Director: Marc Riba, Anna Solanas,
Teo survives isolated in a house constantly besieged by a horde of stray dogs.
(17:00, Stop-Frame Animation Horror, ES, 2013)