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A Relationship From Hell, Kids Behaving Badly & Slick Films Fund Winner Takes Off
Victory To The Mimers
James Nicholas Green chats to DN about his narrative debut Victory To The Mimers, a satirical short developed alongside actor/comedian Steve Furst that takes on the iconic themes of classic miner's strike films and adds a unique and hilarious twist which will resonate deeply with anyone from a working class background struggling to make their way in the arts.
Predators
Jack King’s BFI Network supported dark, suburban slice-of-life short Predators challenges audiences to take an uncomfortable look at the duality of kindness and cruelty through the acts of a trio of children whose games in the woods take a shocking turn away from innocence.
Ponytailhead
Brent Michal gets down to it with us about his toxic relationship short Ponytailhead, a contemporary, intimate and pretty gnarly take on modern love between two unpredictable and semi-questionable lovers. Starring Michal alongside his co-writer and real life partner Pipe Verbrick, the short takes situationships to the next level.
Rocket Fuel
With his short film Rocket Fuel debuting on BBC Three & iPlayer last weekend, we spoke to Jordon Scott Kennedy about taking the project from script to screen after winning the Slick Films Fund £10K Grand Prize at Bolton Flm festival last October - an event that DN partnered on - and why he feels working class lives should be authentically represented on screen by filmmakers who've lived them rather than through hackneyed social realism portrayals.