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one louder
It never really works out as it should. At
least not normally. This year, as ever, the
dream timetable was tweaked, pushed
back, forcing itself against the wire. But
for once, the dreams at the start of the
year when the 'ideal' was discussed actually came true.
We got an opening film that symbolises
what we believe Filmstock is, it is in
many ways an archetypal Filmstock
movie. Then there's our guest. We
wanted someone from This Is Spinal
Tap - the very reason we were going ‘to
eleven’ - to introduce our special
screening and we were ecstatic to get
who we got and how the stars aligned
for that one.
Then there is the reasoning behind
going to eleven. Some of you will have
heard it vowed or heard murmurings,
which are true. The deeper into the programme you go, the clearer it will all
become. It is goodbye, but only to Filmstock. We will return with something
new, at some point in the future. We
want to announce it, but this is not an
edition of the festival that will dwell, so
there are dedicated pages to ‘the end’
which will go someway to lay out our
reasoning.
R J Blow
& Company
What we have tried to do with our programme is leave a Filmstock legacy on
the screen and in these pages, so there’s
Roma & Asia, clan Doherty and clan Fox, Wurz, King Heno, Tardis, Jo, Willow, Nacho, Moritz, Strawberry,
Martin Thurlow, Droog, Andy G, Dave, Vikki, Jenni, Joel and Chris at The Hat Factory, Laura Church,
Emma Darcy, Christian Turton, Francesca & Tim at JIGSAW24, Tony I and Aaron, City Life Church, all anniversary cakemakers, Sam and Elaine, John and Sarah, Naomi Wynter-Vincent, Phil Paine, Mike and
Rose, the brothers Wade, The Old Shoppers, Lisa at Gardiff (for keeping us cool), Daisy at Cineworld, John
Travers (for old time’s sake), Brookes (tenth year), Annabel, Stuart and co at Bartham Press, Alan and the
folks at Union Hand Roasted, Rodger and Co at WMF (hey Presto!), Jason at Beers Of Europe, all at R J
Blow and Co, Esther & Martin at HCCS, Andy Sizmur @ Richer Sounds, Brian and The Mall, David
Parkinson, James Cunliffe, Geoff Cox, Photo Jane, The Guardian, Tebbsy, Barry & Diana Norman, Jody
and Andy at Universal Pictures, Liberty and Damo at The Works, Jane at Warner Bros, the legendary
Mompath conglomerate, Cinemanx and Premier PR, Dan W, Nic Roeg, Andy Vermouth, Ufonics (still
wants to come), Immel, John Lee (sorry), Tony Hendra, JNB publishing (neck ‘n’ neck), Nelda, Stephen
Malit, Ray Privett, Robin, Daniel & Matt at Dislocation, Dan Schneidkraut, Laura Woods (for the big X in
the sky), Procter - a real FS veteran, Jenny Erwood at Paramount, plus all volunteers and anyone else
that contributes after this goes to print.
TICKETS
OPENING FILM
SHORT FILMS
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE
SPINAL TAP/TONY HENDRA
FILMSCHLOCK
THE FLAMING LIPS
INTRODUCING THE END
04 - 05
06 - 07
08 - 18
20 - 21
23
24
25
26 - 31
FROM JULIEN TEMPLE
DOCUMENTARIES
INDIE FEATURES
A DIFFERENT VIEW
METHODS/MADNESS
SOPHIE’S CHOICE
CLOSING FILM
DAY BY DAY BY DAY
32
33 - 38
39 - 47
48
49
50 - 51
52 - 53
54 - 55
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a mix of the experienced, the artful and
the new. It’s full of the independent
spirit we have built Filmstock on and as
ever, gives a chance for filmmakers at
all stages of their careers to share in
the experience.
To say it’s a dream come true to close
this particular journey with a film by
the Coen Brothers, understates it somewhat. It felt fateful. We were speechless.
This is all or nothing. It's all out there.
it's on the screen, it's in this programme, it's in every inch of the space
we will create to welcome you into. So
many great films, so many great filmmakers, such a great audience. We are
blessed with those who invest their energy into Filmstock for the first time, or
time and again.
You reward us and re-energise us when
we need it most, but this year, alongside
you, we are gonna have fun, so much
fun. It's gonna be a blast, a party this
town will never forget. Join us.
Peace
In celebration of year 10, and going “one louder” to eleven,
Filmstock will unveil its festival ale The Spinal Tap.
Made with our friends at The Potton Brewery, it will be
available both on-tap and in commemorative bottles.
The Spinal Tap will be launched at our special screening of
the film on Saturday 7th Nov at 7.20pm.
THERE’S A NEW KID IN TOWN
Once again, a world of films matched only in number by a
world of the finest beers, ales and ciders from across the
globe. Some new tastes, some old friends.
When they arrive the pallet weighs about a ton, but the
special ones soon go, and when they’re gone they’re gone.
BEERS OF THE WORLD UNITE
Well it is our birthday! To celebrate friends of Filmstock will
be making cakes which will be for sale during the busy festival weekends.
Nothing is ever as simple as that, so to add to the atmosphere the cakes will also be judged by an official panel.
Do you want to make a cake? Do you want to be a judge?
Get in touch to get stuffed.
CAKESTOCK
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THU 05 NOV. 7.30PM. SCREEN A.
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Cold Souls
Director & Writer: Sophie Barthes
101mins
Paul Giamatti, David Strathairn, Emily Watson
Paul Giamatti is, well, Paul Giamatti. Starring as a version of himself,
one of the best actors around gives a stunning performance as an anxiety ridden actor who opts to store his soul at a soul storage company
(run by David Strathairn, not playing himself), so he can fulfil his lead
role in Uncle Vanya.
What follows is a chain of events that flows from surreal to absurd, but
is also rooted in a real existential mire, and full of humour. Emily Watson is his wife, who becomes increasingly worried as he goes through
several changes and personalities in a film that asks big questions, but
never at the expense of its cinematic ambition.
Sophie Barthes’ debut feature is a true gem full of the independent vision and spirit that runs through the entire Filmstock programme and
has done for the past 10 years. Sometimes we watch a movie and say
instantly, in tandem at its close “That’s a Filmstock film”. Cold Souls is
such a film. A film of imagination, heart, black humour and great performances.
“An ambitious, elegantly shot, totally
cool first feature. Be warned: the film
encourages thinking!”
– Manohla Dargis, NY Times
OPENING FILM SPONSOR
07
08
shorts
1
Knucks
Four guys, friends from when they were
young, try to put to rest their demons,
the only way they know how.
Dir. Richie Allan & Melissa Gorrono 21mins
USA
Fine Art
A girl with a strange visual
subconscious meets a pompous
stranger in an art gallery.
Dir. James Sharpe 5mins UK
Dogboy
A young man discovers the mask
of a dog lying in the street. Picking it
up, he is transformed.
Dir. Ed Edwards 3mins UK
Il Principe
“A great Prince has to be half lion, and
half fox” – Niccolo Macchiavelli.
Dir. Matteo Albano 20mins Italy
Paintbrush
A faintly autobiographical satire of
social networking sites.
Dir. Alex Barrett 8mins UK
FRI 06 NOV 7.00PM SCREEN A
FRI 06 NOV 9.10PM BASEMENT
Voor Een Dubbeltje...
(A Penny For...)
A gentleman tramp, more
confused than decayed, tries to find
his way through the streets
of Amsterdam ... and time.
Dir. Eric Wobma 9mins Belgium
Absent
A man contemplates his life and
attempts to make peace with his past
in order to move on.
Dir. Flynn Eccles 10mins UK
Efterfesten
3 people at an after party start talking
about sex and soon the mood changes.
Dir. Marcus Ovnell 12mins Sweden
Inflatable You
Kees Hoogeveen uses his horn to
improvise over a typical suburban view.
Dir. Eric Wobma 2mins Belgium
Teenage Angst
Teenage angst, experienced in images
both literal and metaphorical.
Dir. Ethan Beach 5mins USA
The Winged Man
Daysi, a Latina high school girl, is
pregnant. Is the conception the son of a
mystical winged man, as the girl insists?
Dir. Marya Mazor 14mins USA
Intermezzo
A man in a suit calmly tries to solve a
crossword puzzle while enjoying public
transportation.
Dir. Eric Wobma 5mins Belgium
Veils
The story of a Jewish girl and a
Palestinian man on their wedding day.
A story about prejudice, love, and
kosher crispy duck pancakes.
Dir. Dan Susman 13mins UK
Hazel
A young woman goes missing from a
small community, but what does our
narrator have to do with this tragic tale?
Dir. Felix Gilfedder 9mins UK
The Hour
Hakim can’t let his sister know
what has happened, but she just
won’t leave him alone.
Dir. Konstantin Bojanov
15mins Bulgaria/USA
FRI 06 NOV 9.00PM SCREEN A
SAT 07 NOV 10.10AM BASEMENT
Modern Life Is Rubbish
A couple break up and divide up their
CD collection in this tale of love,
loss and the inherent evil of
Greatest Hits albums.
Dir. Daniel J Gill 13mins UK
Crimson
A road movie without a car. Kyle is an
idealist in search of an ideology, we
follow him as he journeys through the
city desperate for human connection.
Dir. Piers Hill 14mins UK
Dream Casserole
A man has a dream casserole.
Dir. David Ellinor 2mins UK
shorts
2
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
Lost Paradise
A man and woman are tenderly making
love in a one star hotel room. Moments
later, an idyll that seemed real is now gone.
11
Dir. Oded Binnun 10mins France/Israel
Countdown
A renowned pianist mysteriously loses
the use of his fingers one by one.
Dir. Jordan Canning 9mins Canada
La Glaciere Rouge
Charles learns he has lung cancer but he
doesn't seem to care. Bored, he decides
to play an underground game.
4 shorts
Dir. Michael Jr Tremblay 18mins Canada
The Absence
A teenager at school demonstrates
the art of absence.
Dir. Kristof Novak 6mins Hungary
A Year Of Your Love
The story of driven, Ugandan Ina and
needy English Andy. Two different souls
embarking on a tentative relationship.
Dir. Wai Choy 19mins USA
Hungerford: Symphony
Of A London Bridge
A modern day city symphony and a
tribute to filmmakers of the 1920s.
Dir. Alex Barrett 3mins UK
Dir. Richard Edwards 12mins UK
Red Revenge
Through emotional and weird dreams a
woman discovers she has matured in
this animated revenge story.
Separation
Fortune or misfortune?
What really happened here?
Dir. Andras Novak 4mins Hungary
Dir. Eunha Choi 6mins USA
The Offer
After a life of crime and time behind
bars, Peter tries to give his 16 year old
daughter Sarah a new life.
SAT 07 NOV 1.00PM SCREEN A
SAT 07 NOV 3.10PM BASEMENT
Dir. Joe Hughes 12mins Australia
Running Late
Boedecker loses his watch down a drain,
seeming to force a pause in his life.
This Is Life
Betrayed by his fiancee and utterly
alone, a young photographer struggles
to reconnect with his mother, who can't
remember who he is.
SAT 07 NOV 10.00AM SCREEN A
SAT 07 NOV 1.10PM BASEMENT
Dir. Leo Poloniecki & Joel Anderson
9mins UK
Burn The Whole Place Down
Animated zombie music video trilogy
Dir. Adam Comiskey 11mins UK
Under The Tracks
Featuring homeless actors, mentored
through the innovative ‘Acting On Impulse’ programme in Manchester,
this is a compelling docudrama about
life on the streets.
Dir. Garry Paton 15mins UK
Reality
What happens when a successful daytime show’s guest refuses to go on air
at the last moment? Haste, fear and
media manipulation; we are backstage
and everything is not what it seems.
Dir. Kim Gazquez 13mins Spain
6 Minus
Revealing the beauty and dynamics of
rock climbing, and the inherent fears.
Making Plans For Roland
Roland was a cad, a swine and a drunk.
That doesn’t mean he doesn’t
deserve a good send off.
Dir. Mathias Steinach 4mins Germany
Dir. Robert K Potter 16mins Australia
Terrible Terrell
Self-taught, but lacking the discipline
for formal education, Terrell is afforded
few options for reinvention.
Dir. Eric Chambers 9mins USA
shorts
3
the breakfast
session comes
complete with
complimentary
coffee and
morning treats
to get you up to
speed.
Curious Thing
Jared is closeted. Sam is straight. They
find a connection in each other that
they've never had before, but where do
they go from there?
Dir. Alain Hain 9mins USA
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
12
Christmas Time
Ex-convict Terry is seeing his 7 year old
daughter for the first time since his release.
Dir. Zoe Nathanson 15mins UK
Chronicles By The Other
A reflection on relationships through the prism
of a girl, her boyfriend and his best friend.
Dir. Sophie Farkas-Bolla 17mins Canada
5 shorts
Public Safety
In a world full of crime and terror we need
zero tolerance.
Dir. Marc Roessler & Steffen Hornung
6mins Germany
Swing
This is swinging, this isn’t cheating.
Three Los Angeles couples discuss and
experiment with the idea of swinging,
with varying degrees of success.
Carbone’s Birthday
A down-on-his-luck cop finds unexpected
solace while spending his birthday on the job.
Dir. Scott Tanner Jones 12mins USA
Dir. Jeff Prugh 23mins USA
One Day L.A
Created for the ‘Exquisite Corpse’
project in Seattle.
Open Your Eyes
A journey of self-discovery begins when a
woman diagnosed with breast cancer finds
herself in a bathroom with a stranger.
Foxes In The Underground
A local newsroom must overcome its
infighting to deliver an important story
when it goes National, the day of
Charles & Diana’s wedding.
Isosceles
Julie has just found out the father of her
imminent child has been cheating on her,
Simm feels torn between his tryst and his new
child. Jesse just wants to jump off a building.
Dir. Susan Cohen 14mins USA
Dir. Allison Beda 1min Canada
Dir. Anton Steel 9mins New Zealand
Dir. Daniel Nickson 14mins UK
SAT 07 NOV 3.00PM SCREEN A
SAT 07 NOV 5.10PM BASEMENT
How It’s Done
On a late night bus journey a shy,
angry man watches a cocky youth
lead a courtship dance that gives
him new found confidence.
SAT 07 NOV 5.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 12.10PM BASEMENT
Girl
A teenage girl is finishing homework,
and getting dressed.
But is the day ahead a typical one?
Dir. Jack Turits 6mins USA
Dir. Michael O’Kelly 9mins UK
The Girl With Stories In Her Hair
A girl in a brothel questions the advice her
mother gave her as a child.
Lunch|Break
Three people are taking their lunch
break. In just a few minutes their lives
will be torn into pieces.
Dir. Phoebe Boswell 3mins UK
The Tree Man
Set between chapters 15 and 16 of Collodi's classic novel 'The Adventures of
Pinocchio', this tale depicts the wooden
boy’s seemingly final minutes.
Dir. Christoph Strobl 15mins Austria
Memotekid
An experimental dance film
contrasting the minimalism of the
dance with the overwhelming
nature of the Faroe Islands.
Dir. Navin Dev 8mins UK
Dir. Marianna Morkore & Rannva Karadottir
6mins Denmark/Faroe Islands
Magritte Moment
A frustrated painter searching for his
muse gets some help from the surreal
visions of Rene Magritte.
Dir. Ian Fischer 17mins USA
Heartstrings
When two characters meet and fall in
love they become joined by a red piece
of string, but what happens when the
length of string runs out?
Dir. Rhiannon Evans 3mins UK
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
6 shorts
14
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
shorts
And You Keep Going
Boony and Gordo, two friends who
refuse to give up on each other, smoke,
fight and eat their way through
another long day.
Dir. Lisa Pham 17mins Canada
Silence
Political, experimental,
absurdist commentary.
8
Dir. Ava Lanche 3mins Germany
Game Over:
The Life Of Keith Fairway
Analogue fuzzy, deadpan funny, and
with a unique perspective - celebrity
excess from the POV of abject poverty.
Dir. Keir Black 16mins UK
Wild Like Ego
17 year-old Kelly is smart, funny,
rebellious, and very horny. Ego is older,
louder, a little dim and very ready to
bounce out of town. What about love?
Free For Girls
A young woman uses the subversive
world of internet hook-up sites to
remedy her problem with intimacy only
to find that nothing comes for free.
Dir. Karen Glienke 18mins USA
Dir. Adam Gordon 16mins Canada
Swipe
A woman’s lazy and unwashed boyfriend
asks her if he can borrow some money.
Skylight
An animated mock documentary about
the ecological plight of penguins in the
Antarctic. Is this the future for us all?
Dir. Maximilian Blustin 3mins UK
Dir. David Baas 5mins Canada
Interpretation
A romantic couple's brief encounter
with several philosophical thugs unfolds
in an unusual way.
SUN 08 NOV 12.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 2.10PM BASEMENT
Dir. Lin Oeding 8mins USA
Prayers For Peace
A narrative stop-motion animation
confronting the memory of the artist's
younger brother killed in the current
conflict in Iraq.
Dir. Dustin Grella 8mins USA
Dir. Jacqueline Smessaert Brennan
11mins USA
Angelesey Road
The lives of four mismatched families are
turned upside down when a catastrophic
event occurs outside their remote terrace.
Schizofredric
Fredric has lost the fire in his belly
and wants it back. After signing up for
an unorthodox self-improvement
program, Fredric becomes trapped
outside his own life.
Dir. Andy Poyiadgi 17mins UK
SUN 08 NOV 2.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 4.10PM BASEMENT
Botnik
A frustrated artist who longs to win
the heart of a sexy beatnik chick goes
to robotic extremes.
shorts
7
Dir. Russell Owen 11mins UK
Nancy Picks & Chooses
Follow Nancy on her adventures through
the 'Windy City' on her quest to find out
why she chooses the men she chooses.
Dir. Sean Fahey 15mins USA
Attempt Seven
In the near future one man believes he's
found the secret to enormous wealth and
will stop at nothing to achieve it.
Dir. Gez Medinger & Robin Schmidt
5mins UK
Angels In The Snow
Two girls playing in the snow hide in a
bush, frightened by a gang of youths.
Dir. Sebastian Agdur & Andreas Tillnert
7mins Sweden
Milk Man
A neurotic voyeur's late night quest for a
carton of milk forces him to confront his
fears, but what does that mean for his
future, and the girl next door?
Dir. James Rumsey 15mins UK
16
True Beauty This Night
Last night Rhett Somers met the love of
his life. Now all he has to do is convince
her she's the one. Not an easy feat
considering how they met.
Dir. Peter Besson 10mins USA
Ultima Funcion
Félix is an old actor who lives
alone. He is looking forward to
performing in ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’,
but his memory has other ideas.
Dir. Fernando Uson Fornies 17mins Spain
9
shorts
Three Moments After
Sophie died in a car crash, she was 28
years old. Her close friends reunite.
Dir. Marie Blanchet 21mins UK
155 Mile
After losing their video footage, a TV
station documentary team decides to
venture into the demilitarized zone,
hoping to find rare animals.
Eschatology
A light surreal comedy set in a natural
history museum, loosely based on the
writings of Haruki Murakami.
Call Me Son
When you've had more parents than
birthdays, the last thing you want
are two more.
Milbe
An animation about a grandmother
and gigantic dust mites that
threaten to destroy the world.
Love Child
A young girl enjoys the perfect life of
being the only child, when one day a
new family member arrives.
Fluorescent Gray
Something bad is happening in the house
of marriage. They promised not to know.
Dir. Hyung Suk Lee 25mins South Korea
Dir. Louis McCullagh 11mins UK
SUN 08 NOV 4.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 6.10PM BASEMENT
Dir. Daniel Wirtberg 7mins Sweden
Blind Confession
I've never done it before. Seriously. It's
embarrassing. Does it bother you?
Dir. Edward Shieh 4mins USA
Last Night
Nick and Evie sit on the edge of a cliff
overlooking the ocean.
Dir. Ed Park 7mins Australia
Dir. Jacob Mendel 7mins USA
Dir. Karl Tebbe 6mins Germany
Dir. Leo Age 8mins USA
SUN 08 NOV 6.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 8.10PM BASEMENT
Josephine
Is this more than just an awkward
one night stand?
Dir. Suni Khan 12mins UK
Broken August
After being brutally attacked, an
optimistic young woman is reborn as a
vengeful force of nature.
Dir. Marc Pilvinsky 5mins USA
Six Stitches
Martha, a strong-willed, independent
twenty-something, finds herself in a
long-distance relationship.
Absence can make the heart grow
weary, rather than fonder.
Dir. Jacqui Okum 17mins Canada
The Double
Mark is short on friends, sleep and
stability. When the new guy at work
appears to be his exact doppelganger,
his struggle with his own identity is
taken to breaking point.
Dir. Tom George 14mins UK
El Pianografo
A piano player plays a melancholic
song on a stage, accompanied by three
eccentric musicians.
Dir. Eduardo Brenes 3mins Costa Rica
shorts
10
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
17
Altar
A janitor re-examines his life when a
toilet he cleans daily becomes possessed.
Dir. Nathan Bezner 18mins USA
A Film About Poo
Er…
Dir. Anne Wilkins & Emily Howells 90secs UK
I Can Speak Swedish
Jane buys a used car, in which she finds
items that provide her with the chance to
communicate with a world she once
feared. Hope is the same in any language.
Dir. David Forster & Charlene Loh
18mins Australia
Corvus Corax
In the beginning there was nothing.
Only the Raven.
Dir. Adam Procter 3mins UK
Das Paket
Two hardened gangsters Klaus and
Bernd have to deliver a package.
It has to get there in time, but a small
traffic light becomes a big problem.
Dir. Marco Gadge 9mins Germany
SUN 08 NOV 8.00PM SCREEN A
SUN 08 NOV 6.10PM BASEMENT
Fanatic
Daniel is a dwarf bicycle courier living
and working in Barcelona. One hot sunny
day, a chance meeting and an act of
kindness help Daniel take stock of
everyday preconceptions.
Dir. Paul Robinson 23mins Spain/UK
Anniversary
Manuel and Eleanor are a caring
elderly couple who love each other
dearly and help each other deal with
the difficulties of old age.
Dir. Ryan Barger 8mins USA
Offshore Bank
A contract is a contract.
Dir. Thomas Barndt 4mins USA
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
18
shorts
11
FRI 06 NOV. 7.10PM. BASEMENT
THU 12 NOV. 6.10PM. BASEMENT
GREEN VALLEY
Director: Josh Barry
Writers & Producers: Josh Barry & Jess Lofland
100mins
USA
Cast: Jess Lofland, Tyler
Vaughan Penn, Jay Hindle,
Jake Price, Ian Denny, Bill
Elverman, Kate Higgins,
Whitmer Thomas
WORLD PREMIERE
P L E A S E
There is such an emphasis on speed of image nowadays. It’s a bombardment. Nearly
every outlet for visual media has fast cuts and effects-ridden, complex sequences which
hide a dearth of character, emotion and heart.
This collection of films requires you to work, and listen, and watch, and see. They require
an audience, not a consumer. They want a dialogue with you that is independent and
deliberate, if not necessarily vocal. The rewards? Cinematic, enigmatic and emphatic
moments. The kind only the art of cinema can provide.
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
Four friends meet up for their annual trip to the
mountains. One of them shows a home video that
reveals a violent secret and the group spends the
rest of the trip struggling to confront their friend.
They’ve known each other a long time and the
revelation rocks their brotherhood to the core, as
does the befriending of an unhinged local man
where they are staying.
TUE 10 NOV. 6.10PM. BASEMENT
SAT 14 NOV. 4.00PM. BASEMENT
IMPOLEX
YOUR ‘SHORT’ ATTENTION PLEASE
MONDAY 09 NOV. 8.10PM. BASEMENT.
FRIDAY 13 NOV. 9.30PM. BASEMENT.
MATT’S STORY
Matt and Ted wander hungry and exhausted through an
oppressive wasteland populated by freight trains and fellow
travelers. The trains take Matt and Ted in every direction but
never where they want to go. European Premiere.
Director, Writer & Producer: Alex Perry
75mins
USA
Cast: Riley O’Bryan, Kate Lyn Sheil
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
To Whom It May Concern: You have just enlisted in the Initiative
for the Monitoring and Protection of Liquid Energy Explosives.
The IMPOLEX, for short. Impolex is beyond the rational, past the
reasonable and removed from logic.
Director: Daniel Schneidkraut
Writers & Producers: Daniel Schneidkraut & Aaron Arel
27mins USA
FENICOTTERI GAME #1
Fenicotteri is a simple game around the void. The story of two
men who play the game of being imprisoned in a postcard.
They speak an invented language. UK Premiere.
Directors: Saba Salvemini & Valerio Malorni
Producers: Saba Salvemini, Valerio Malorni & Annika Strohm
23mins Italy
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22
Going to eleven this year was no accident, or mistake. Since we screened This Is
Spinal Tap as part of our spoof marathon in year one we knew, yep, let’s do 11. The
‘Tap is a movie that never fails to delight. It cheers us up when times are hard, it
inspires us when we try and write comedy (in another guise) and as filmmaking
reminds us of what matters; character, timing, imagination.
Filmstock is delighted to welcome Tony Hendra
(Spinal Tap’s manager Ian Faith) to the festival to introduce the special screening.
SAT 7TH NOV. 7.20PM. SCREEN A
(film starts at 8.15pm)
25
Dir.:
Wayne
Coyne,
Bradley
Beesley,
George
Salisbury.
83mins
The Flaming Lips have been a band we have always loved here at Filmstock HQ.
Their album ‘The Soft Bulletin’ soundtracked the early struggles and successes
of the festival and so when we were offered the chance to screen their epic but
lo-fi, self indulgent musical yuletide space odyssey, a film that has only screened
in the UK once before, we thought - why the hell not! We like the strange at
Filmstock, and the joyous and they don’t come stranger or more joyous than this.
FRIDAY 13TH NOV. 9.15PM. SCREEN A
THURSDAY 12TH NOV. 8.30PM. SCREEN A
SOUP OF THE DAY
Five afternoon screenings throughout the festival will form a
season we were going to call ‘Things we didn’t get round to’.
However, we thought ‘Soup Of The Day’ sounded snappier, so
in accordance with that, to find out what’s on, ask your
waiter for details.
We wanted to create something that did both the mammoth
job of summarising ten years whist remaining pleasing to
the eye and faithful to the spirit of Filmstock. We knew who
to ask. Chris Henley has designed and produced a limited
edition festival poster, screen-printed, and individually
numbered. They will be on sale during the festival and will
be unveiled at the Opening Film.
Wewill never forget it.We don’t think you will either.That’s not
arrogance, that’s just love, and trust and faith in your friends.
Filmstock is all this and more. It's different every day. It's
always had the power to overcome the traumas of delivering
it. Whenever the waves felt like they were going to capsize
us the love we receive from the crowd, and our filmmakers,
and the memories of what we have done for a decade, rise
like Gods to calm the sea, and restore the tranquil, idyllic
waters. Whatever we do next, it won’t compare to this, because this was the first thing of its kind for us.
10 years ago we wrote a hilarious, almost cringeworthy
business plan for Filmstock.A decade later we have achieved
everything on it, cinematically, except Martin Scorsese.
However, the ‘business’ side of the ‘business’ plan dissolved
soon after it was written. Fortunately, we just did what we
wanted, and the results, well, you know the results.
Temecula hot tubs, R&J - rose petals & candlelight, Darjeeling & Terror, Nic Roeg here - now!, wow.
Here, now, we want to make 5 particular thank yous, these
are highlighted not to pedestal one supporter above another,
but they represent people who made it truly possible, not
just for us, but for everyone else.
This pleased us, because our greatest pleasure has been the
friends we’ve made, locally but mainly in the international
film community. We say mainly not out of disrespect to our
local friends but because of the amazing relationships we
forged around the globe, which surprise us to this day.When
we started this, if you’d said we would meet the people we
did, spend time with them in their homes, and hometowns,
to the level that we continue to all over the world, we would
have laughed.
Finishing at the peak of Filmstock’s success was never an
easy decision, but we believe we have never coasted or
taken anything for granted. We have never done things the
easy way.
What this festival is, and the films it has shown has changed
a lot in content. Look at the filmstockography overleaf to
see that. You did that! You changed it by supporting the indies - by clamouring for the films that were made from the
heart, that you would never see elsewhere round here.
THE POSTER TO END ALL POSTERS
Filmstock 2000-2009: Ray Harryhausen, Shrek, partying
with The Commitments (twice), Jaws in the Pool, Moulin
Rouge outdoors, Mike Hodges, films on the ceiling, the Filmstock bike ride (Sam’s broken arm, thanks for not suing),
late nights, early mornings, lots of curries, funding trauma,
last minute panics, so much coffee, entries by the barrel load,
staying with filmmakers, seeing their cities, Batman Begins,
Jason Reitman, unseen Abbott & Costello prints, love found,
love lost, Scorsese’s office, Hungarian television, hunting
houses with Jim Sheridan, at home with The Normans,
There are more people to thank, some there every year, all
crucial for a variety or single event both now and then, but
naturally, we can't thank you all here. But we will give you
a big hug when you come to this; our last hurrah.
Kata, your part in Filmstock is two-fold, you not only coined
'the filmstock family' but you also recognised the heart of
the festival and invested in it so much by inviting Filmstock
on holiday to Hungary, making us welcome and making it
possible for the many friends, filmmakers, musicians and
artists that we took in our suitcase.
We are different people now. Sculpted by life, but in no
small part by this venture. Friends, memories, lessons,
achievements. In the map of our lives, Filmstock is due
north. It's time for us to do something new. It was a tough
decision because we love it and we have loved doing it, the
good has always beaten down the bad, always. We’re sure
there is another kind festival lurking in our guts, and we’re
excited and nervous about what that might be but also
thankful we don’t have to start thinking about it yet.
We've been living ‘Filmstock’ since we were 19 and 20. It's
been in the calendar for 10 years.
Don't be sad. Celebrate. Celebrate with us this tumultuous
journey with too many memories. This is the fourth draft,
and each time we never know where to start. Filmstock,
you see, is not just ours. Its special quality is that it exists in
the hearts and minds of filmmakers, audiences and staff but
it's not explicit.You can't soundbite it. It's a feeling, a sense.
We can say what our favourite bits are, but then again, they
change all the time. We could use a quote or photo or two
from our archive, but they wouldn't do it justice. It could
never nail the diversity of films, events, people and the‘thing’
that just happened.
{ FINAL DRAFT }
This year at the festival centre we will have a living,
breathing representation of the Filmstock office across
time - “inspired by true events”.
It will be scaled down a little, and some cinematic license
will be taken, but you’ll be able to touch, smell and watch
your way through the archive of plans, letters, insults, oh and films.
THE FAUX FILMSTOCK OFFICE
To JV who made year two possible and helped us take
Filmstock under the stars, six times.
Heno, always working under your design influence, you have
never failed to capture the feel of Filmstock over the last ten
years, always contributing, giving, and steering ideas and images - making us reaslise what’s possible on paper and online.
Wurzel, for coming in and taking the load off us (Justin
mainly) and allowing us time and energy to enjoy the days of
the festival. It has been good to have you on board these past
few years - minus the year we don’t speak of! (thanks Atso!)
- and we know you will be at the core of what we do next.
To Ray and all at RJ Blow & Company, thank you for putting
up with ten years/tonnes of mail, the result of our ‘lightly
made’ descison to go international and all that came with it.
To our families and loved ones. We have probably been a
nightmare at times and you probably feared for our sanity
and wellbeing, but thanks to you we always got there. It’s
only fair to remind ourselves and disclose to all that year
one was paid for (at the eleventh hour) by our parents and
dear friend Damian.
- JIM MORRISON [J & N]
“THIS IS THE END, BEAUTIFUL FRIEND[S]”
FILMSTOCKOGRAPHY
(nearly everything...)
2000
SPECIAL GUEST
Ray Harryhausen
Jason And The Argonauts
COMEDY
Sleeper
Annie Hall
Mon Pere Ce Heros
Le Huitieme Jour
The Man With Two Brains
The Jerk
The Ladykillers
The Apartment
The Rocky Horror Picture
Show
Jason and The Argonauts
Dr Strangelove
A Shot In The Dark
What About Bob?
Rushmore
Happy Gilmore
Clerks
It’s A Wonderful Life
Terms Of Endearment
Sleepless In Seattle
When Harry Met Sally
The Goonies
The Muppets Take Manhatten
Scared Stiff
The Odd Couple
King Of Comedy
After Hours
Withnail & I
There’s Something About Mary
Abbot & Costello In Jail (UK
Premiere)
Duck Soup
DON’T CALL ME SHIRLEY:
MARATHON
The Naked Gun
Hot Shots
The Princess Bride
Loaded Weapon 1
This Is Spinal Tap
Top Secret
Spaceballs
Airplane
INDIE FEATURES
A Fountain For Susan
Haunted
WAR CHILD NIGHT
Bezdan (The Abyss)
Welcome To Sarajevo
SHORTS
Snack Related Mishap
Estetkya
Feel The Wrath Of My Meat
Pizza
I Am
Bob-A-Job
In The Way
True Colours
Lessons In Romance
Love In Tow
Hive
Abduction
2 Min Film About Relationships
Oxford Blues
Gigantic Youth
Keepers
Distress Signals
Bus Fare
Paradosis
Francesca And The Rabbit
The Security Of Purpose
Night Train
2001
VILLAINS
A Touch Of Evil
The Third Man
North By Northwest
Dirty Harry
Batman Returns
Superman II
Point Blank
Angel Heart
Scarface
Angels With Dirty Faces
The Shining
Aliens
Serial Mom
Seven
Unforgiven
Don’t Look Now
The Wicker Man
Back To The Future Trilogy
Star Trek II
No Mella Roos
Bella! Bella! Bella!
Crash Pad And The One
Armed Bandit
In God We Trust
FILMS IN TUNE
Quadrophenia
Saturday Night Fever
From Here To Eternity
Don’t Look Back
That’s The Way It Is
Pennies From Heaven
The Glenn Miller Story
Viva Las Vegas
The Man Who Fell To Earth
Performance
Woodstock Director’s Cut
2002
LOVE.MURDER.SUBTITLES
Sholay
In The Mood For Love
Amarcord
Run Lola Run
All About My Mother
DAVID LYNCH WEEKEND
The Straight Story
Lost Highway
Twin Peaks: FWWM
BLAXPLOITATION
Jackie Brown
Cleopatra Jones
Black Belt Jones
Superfly
Coffy
I EXPECT YOU TO DIE:
BOND MARATHON
Goldfinger
You Only Live Twice
Live And Let Die
The Living Daylights
The World Is Not Enough
USA INDIE NIGHT
The Auteur Theory
Pirates Of Central Park
Breathing Hard
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Rocky Horror Picture Show
SHORTS
Twitch
I’m Sorry But You Don’t Exist
The Right Moves
In Search Of The China Hat
Pour L’Amour Du Cinema
Shutter
Jack Is Back
Oiko Logos
Subterranean Passage
Three Derelict Vehicles. Two
Days. One Kevin Dresser
H.R. Pukenshette
Der Durchbruch
Dark And Stranger
Michaela
The Still
The Wanderers
Eye Can See
Time
Kosovolove
Clown Car
Rock Creek
Time Step
Quiero Morir
Rock Star 101
Buzz Stone
Materialistic Love
I Hate My Neighbour And
Want Him To Die
Fair Play
Public Places
The Creation
Studio Notes
Get Rhythm
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW
Shrek
CLOSING NIGHT
The Commitments
10year Anniversary
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Grease
OPENING FILM
Insomnia
THE FAIRER SEX
The Age Of Innocence
Aimee And Jaguar
Ai No Corrida
Alien
All About Eve
Beau Travail
Bhaji On The Beach
The Blue Angel
Breaking The Waves
Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Dirty Dancing
Felicia’s Journey
La Fille Sur Le Pont
Girlfight
Gilda
Heavenly Creatures
Lady And The Tramp
Le Mepris
Meet Me In St. Louis
Malena
Nil By Mouth
Pretty Woman
The Purple Rose Of Cairo
Ratcatcher
Séance On A Wet Afternoon
The Slipper And The Rose
Some Came Running
Some Like It Hot
A Town Like Alice
The Virgin Suicides
What’s Cooking?
Wonderland
You Can Count On Me
Y Tu Mama Tambien
INDIANA JONES TRILOGY
ST. MARY’S CHURCH
Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo &
Juliet
NEW YORK NIGHT
Cityfish
A Walk In The Park
John Carlin: Live Music
INDIE FEATURES
Peroxide Passion
Mary Mary
Subterranean Blue
Black Swan
Suspended Animation
So Faraway And Blue
Golden Burn
All You Need
Wild Flowers
DOCUMENTARY NIGHT
Occupation
Champion Blues
FOYER CINEMA
Ablution
Morning Poem No.40
Fragments
Crash
Timepiece
SHORTS
El Hombre Que Camina
Love Is Blind
This Bastard Business
Mobilfunken
On The Line
The Confession
Singing Sticks
Meat
Angka
Mistakes
Shmotel
Stranger Within Me
Budget Liquor
The Love Star
Black
Interactive
Pucker Up
Bonsai
Monsters
Speed City
The Menace Of Dennis
Woman X
A Fisherman’s Lament
The Book And The Rose
Bad Company
Nachtmitte
Shrink
Naturlige Briller
The Ultimate Cocktail
Indefinitely
Man Alone
Gents
Between Us And Them
Thanks For Nothing
Morte Bine
Monkey Trap
Paul’s Lucky Day
Shot In The Forest
Der Wurger
Beachcombers
Hong Kong-Liverpool-Penzance
Every Day More Closely To
Heaven
Jamie’s Nights
Never
Optical Illusion
Mystery Cave
Moosh
Stopp
Colours
The Terms
Phil’s Job
Sunday Morning
Blink
THE FILMSTOCK FILM
Smoke Yourself Thin
2003
OUTDOOR SCREENING
Moulin Rouge
OPENING FILM
Identity
JIM SHERIDAN’S
MONTAGE
My Left Foot
The Field
The Boxer
In The Name Of The Father
Persona
My Left Foot
Onibaba
Shane
Yojimbo
The Disorderly Orderly
The Three Faces Of Eve
8 1/2
EASY RIDERS,
RAGING BULLS
Easy Riders, Raging Bulls
Apocalypse Now
Badlands
Bonnie & Clyde
Chinatown
The Conversation
Duel
Easy Rider
The Exorcist
Five Easy Pieces
The French Connection
The Godfather Part II
Jaws
The Kid Stays In The Picture
The Last Detail
The Last Picture Show
The Long Goodbye
M*A*S*H
Mean Streets
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s
Nest
Raging Bull
Taxi Driver
THX1138
The Wild Bunch
Close Encounters Of The Third
Kind
TEEN NOSTALGIA TRILOGY
Goonies / Ferris Bueller’s Day
Off / Stand By Me
SHORTS
Some Lucky Bastard
Space Dance
The ‘Bathroom’ Agreement
Hang Time
Photographing Invisible Things
Lullabelle
Two To Tangle
On The Cord
Racing Post
The Clones
The Rage
Left-Handed
One Less Rat
Daisychain
Going Home
To Eat
Foley Street
Dead
Making Juice
Apathy
Dial Up For Murder
Lea’s Voice
Cry For Bobo
Bob, James & Abdul Go Awesome
Heavenly
11.9.3001
End Of Silence
Talking With Fishes
Fourteen
Brick Lane
Don’t Look Now
Hands On Fire
The Offering
Rosso Fango
The End
Salida Llegada
Sixth Scent
The Well
Bitter
Nightstand
Making Tea For The Mob
Sideburns
Chat-A-Box
Last Summer
The Least Of These
Masturbation: Putting The Fun
Into Self-Loving
Bum Runner
Girl, A
The Door
Wilfred
Return
Suck Art, Let’s Dance
Photograph
Girl From Behind My Mirror
Ticket
Manufactory
Sugar Inc.
Toll
INDIE FEATURES
Requiem
Jack & Ella
Anne B. Real
Mrs Pilgrim Goes To Hollywood
Dead Man’s Dream
Minimal Knowledge
Rub & Tug
The Rose Technique
Carlos Castaneda – Enigma Of
A Sorcerer
DOCUMENTARIES
The Play Is On
Rave Against The Machine
Deep Waters
The Other Final
Son’s Job
Beyond The Battlefield
Brothers On Holy Ground
SOUNDTRACK
Guest programmed by
David Levine
CLOSING FILM
Nicholas Nickelby
2004
OUTDOOR SCREENING
School Of Rock
OPENING FILM
The Return
HANKS FOR THE
MEMORIES
Dragnet / The ‘Burbs / Big
JIM HENSON TRILOGY
Muppets Take Manhattan
The Dark Crystal
Labyrinth
MIKE HODGES’
MONTAGE
Black Rainbow
Get Carter
Flash Gordon
Croupier
I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead
Ace In The Hole
Beat The Devil
Black Narcissus
Kiss Me Deadly
Odd Man Out
The Seventh Seal
ENDURANCE
Irreversible
Salo: 120 Days Of Sodom
Urotsukidoji: Legend Of The
Overfiend
Funny Games
Ichi The Killer
I Stand Alone
Romance
Tetsuo: Iron Man
A Clockwork Orange
Holy Mountain
DOCUMENTARIES
The Children Of Sonrise
Somalia’s Handbook
The Story Of 1066
Tobacco Money Feeds My
Family
Refuge
Polish Your Shoes
The Watershed
The Brothers Pratt One At-Bat
Nothing Without You
The Bulls Of Suburbia
The Dream Project
The Displacement Map
Say You Love Me
A Life To Live
Buen Camino!
Shooting People Choice
Living The Blues
Planespotting
Screaming Men
BRUCE LEE NIGHT
THE EVIL DEAD TRILOGY
LONG SHORT TRIPLE
Milk
Within The Skins Of Saints
Did You Ever
INDIE FEATURES
All The Ships At Sea
American Yearbook
Cavalcades
Clean
Crash Test
Delivery Boy Chronicles
The Edge Of The World
Guf Ha-Neschamot
Judge Koan
Le Festin De La Mante
Lightning Bug
Maybe Logic
Mulher Policia
Noise
12
SHORTS
Interloper
Miracolo
Tic(k)
The Reunion
I’m Sammy Hagar
The Trial Of Jack
Baby Boy
Skateboarding In Sarajevo
Turn Back Now
An Evening At H
Lebenssturme
Time And Again
Night Dawn Day
Sold
Waiting For Ronald
Alliteration
Great Lengths
Iota
Simplicity
Love Me Or Leave Me Alone
The Bug Man
Pol Pot’s Birthday
Sibling
Deadline
0:07:08
Irony Mode 008
Moth Exodus
Sciare De Focu
Stuff That Bear
Lauffeuer
The Collector
30 Miles
The Neighbour
Exit 8A
A Clean Slate
The Good Life
Hitching A Ride
The Space Between
Compromise
Fishing For Trauster
I Cannot Understand You
Hubris Shoobris
Out Of The Shadows
Once Upon A Time
Career Suicide
Margaret And Doreen
El Trafico
The Question
Tuesday In The Gutter
Blue
Don’t Nobody Love The Game
More Than Me
C’era Una Volta Un Re
Tough All Over
Et Toi?
Words On Koncrete
Stealing Innocence
Nassrasur
Romeo And Juliet
Sunday Morning
Space Available
Tokyo Stalker
Fortunate Son
Tea Time
The Halfway Tree
Lemmings
The Golddigger’s Rush
Mummers
Black Frog
Interference
Rules Of The Game
Sisten I Or En Skit
Park Pleasures
Giant Sized
Rendez-Vous
Honeymoon
Flash
Iluzii Optice
Xhale
Hollywood Crime Scene
L’Entretien D’un Chat
Llo Ruach Haim
The Return Of Peg Leg Pete
Bitter Sleep
The Paper Castle
Catatonic
Overpass
Dub Ya War
Tormentum
Jonah
Maintenance Room
Wasp
Idle
Chubby Buddy
Love Sick
Processional
Parole Rubate
Burning The Bed
Employee Dang
Punching Hitler
New World
Roland’s Trouble
19 At 11
CLOSING FILM
The Cooler
2005: DEBRECEN
OPENING FILM
Dead Man’s Shoes
American Yearbook
The Edge Of The World
Son’s Job
Somalia’s Handbook
Champion Blues
In Loving Memory
Polish Your Shoes
Nothing Without You
30 Miles
Don’t Nobody Love The Game
More Than Me
Kind Relief
The Paper Castle
Nassrasur
Meat
Nachtmitte
Romeo And Juliet
Sunday Morning
Man Alone
To Eat
Waiting For Ronald
Iota
The Census Taker
Talking With Fishes
Cry For Bobo
Spaces
Mummers
Moth Exodus
Lea’s Voice
The Terms
Foley Street
Roland’s Trouble
Stuff That Bear
Punching Hitler
The End
Burning The Bed
Exit 8A
The Question
Rendez-Vous
L’Entretien D’un Chat
Irony Mode 008
El Hombre Que Camina
Indefinitely
Pol Pot’s Birthday
Deadline
The Space Between
I Cannot Understand You
Between Us And Them
Simplicity
Love Me Or Leave Me Alone
Interloper
Out Of The Shadows
Margaret And Doreen
Xhale
Shrink
Milk
Flowers And Coins
Processional
Lemmings
The Halfway Tree
Boy With A Hole In His Head
2005
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Willy Wonka & The
Chocolate Factory
OPENING FILM
Undertow
INDIE FEATURES
The Prince Of Jersey
29
Mimon
Ill Fated
Forest Grove
Kudaikkul Mazhai
What’s Bugging Seth
Sund@y Seoul
Richard III
Mission Movie
Stay Until Tomorrow
DOCUMENTARIES
Bazooka
Ten Days
As Smart As They Are: The
Author Project
Red Trousers
Chesed Shel Emet: True
Kindness
Matisyahu
Glenn Tilbrook: One For The
Road
Skateboarding Is Not Tony
Hawks Pro Skater Or The X
Games Or
Slut
Balloonhat
Helen’s War
Soshi
Words Of My Perfect Teacher
7th Street
Gray Memorial
Aerosol
What If?
Echo
Outside The Square
The Noodle Man
Made In Italy
Taubman Sucks
Contempt Of Conscience
SHORTS
Fish Eye
Samuel DeMango
Bjorno & Bingo
Dodge City
Bathing
Belly Button
Two Stops To Bank
Show & Tell
Las Viandas
The Duration
The Zit
Good Morning
Once Upon A Time On
Franklin Avenue
Mennyei Beke
As We Dream
El Dia Perfecto
Mindjart Meghalok
Spandex: A Father’s Tale
Tears
Safety
Who Makes Movies?
Flotsam & Jetsam
Un Beau Repare
Forced Entry
Jamaica
Les Professionnels
The Netherbeast Of BermTech Industries
Courage & Stupidity
Gardening Tips For Housewives
You Can Awesome
Diving
Alphabet
Dimmer
Herman The Legal Labrador
Comptine
Myaso
Contrapunto
Or
Murray Hill
Weights And Measures
Tom On Mars
Snap
Masterpiece
Numbo
Tiny Dancer
The Census Taker
The Treatment
Urban Fairytale
Dark Bright Red
Seeker
Sixty Cups Of Coffee
Post-It
Daughter: A Story Of Incest
La Nariz De Cleopatra
The Listener
Free Speech
Flyaway
Chat Noir
Together Alone
Photomateurs
Separated By Light
Berocca
The Fine Art Of Poisoning
The Artist
The Tardis
Rocco Paris
Change Of Address
One Man Spacecraft
Television
Spacer
Spaces
Mowing The Lawn
Tnua
6.6.04
Water Under Bridge
Picked
The Arsonist
Life In The Ring
Projektionen
Cadences
Myron
Victim
I Want! I Want!
I Can Say
Heaven Sent
Cavemen With Coffee
In The Field
Saddam 17
Traffic Warden
Growing Pains
Magic Circle
Delilah & George
A Knight Film
Something Real
Banana Split
All Over Brazil
Earth
The Dashing Diner
David & The Dog
Cuadrilatero
RUF 992M
Arrowman Sam
2 Eyes Open
Songbird
The Bookshelf
Be Very Quiet
Pockok
A.W
National Hollerin’ Contest
Red Lion
Princess And The Frog
Small Circle Of Friends
Makes Me Love You
Jayson
Hamoudi & Emil
Jag Bara Undrar
Growing
The Boy With A Hole In His
Head
Skylab
Flowers & Coins
The Fourth
Mr. Rivet
2+1
Still Life
Som En Tjuv Om Natten
Barbara Jean
Blemish
Mona Lisa
Pulpville
Sister
Stucco
Test Pattern
Pillow Girl
FILMSCHLOCK
House Of The Dead
MYSTERY MOVIE
Batman (Adam West)
CLOSING FILM
Batman Begins
2006
OPENING FILM
Thank You For Smoking
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Monty Python & The Holy
Grail
BARRY NORMAN’S
MONTAGE
Good Night & Good Luck
The Misfits
Gladiator
Sideways
Pulp Fiction
JAWS IN THE POOL
FILMSTOCK BIKE RIDE
Overcoming
Contribute 2 The Experience
Bicycle Trip
FILMSCHLOCK
The Ice Cream Man
LONG SHORT TRIPLE
Uniform
Mercy Seed
Butterfly Woman
INDIE FEATURES
March
Stomp! Shout! Scream!
The Hole Story
Bangkok
In A Day
Fourth Grade
Black Jack
Aftermath
DOCUMENTARIES
Golden Lotus
Before The Flood
Rebel Without Applause
Sofia
More Than 1000 Words
A Flash Of Light
The Hobby
Disarm
Pledge Of Allegiance Blues
All Kindsa Girls
Generation Meds
Escape Velocity
4Real Kenya
The Bays In Mexico
The Assembler
Texas Gold
Messenger
Kabaddi Cops
The Hit
South Central Farmers
Two Hands
SHORTS
Apocalypse Oz
Charnel
Purse Snatcher
Flypaper
Reality Shock Disorder
Noggin
No Menus Please
Kiss Me Goodnight
Buongiorno
Jog
Fallen
The Milky Way
Worth A Thousand Words
The Lighthouse
Washing Up Liturgy
Anamnesis
Empty Building Short Stories
Live At Five
Legend Of The Scarecrow
Secession
Dear Sweet Emma
Self
Heaven
A New Religion
Chrysanthemum’s The Word
Small World
Jag Alskar Dig
Robots Are Blue
Nectar
Heartburn
Lamentations
Mac An Athar
The Invisible Man
As The Crow Flies
Missing Person
The Yes Man
If You Want It
Latent Sorrow
Moving
Missing Pages
Fuse
.357
Dark Decisions
Scape
Illegal
Know What You Mean
Marina: The Last Bullet
Why Don’t You Dance?
Barely Visible
Hombre Kabuki
Kiss
Hunchback
Lo-Fi
Rifting/Blue
Under Construction
Leaving Nowhere
Lykkebil
My Mother’s Hairdo
A Fellow Of Enterprise
Happy
Life In Transition
Spoonman
Endgame
Wretched
Plastic
Space Travel
Hammer & Iron
Smile
Myth 821
Stunkard
Initiation
Stay Inside
Well Fed And Comfortable
Demolition 7
A Fairytale
Souvenir
The Travel Timeler
Oedipus
For Better And For Worse
Lost & Found
The Problem With Percival
Shade
Kuboa
I Love A Parade
His Deafness
Exit
California
Prozac Tango
Lookin’ For Some Posse
Ed’s Trip
Blind Man’s Alley
Marbles
Until The Clouds Clear
My Tumour And I
A Cigar At The Beach
Hunting The Beast
The Door Stop
Home Delivery
I’ve Met A Wonderful Man
Rocky Cola
A Picture Can Say 1000
Words
The Cow Thief
Project Huxley
Hell
Lucky Man
Little Victim
In The Tradition Of My Family
Gravite
The Walking Ink
MYSTERY MOVIE
Cars
CLOSING FILM
The Wind That Shakes
The Barley
2007
OPENING FILM
Planet Terror
SHORTS
Fagelboet
The Colony
Hello My Name Is
Selling A White Dress
Gone
La Desgracia Ilega En Sobres
Papel Madera
Evocation
Insight
Land Of The Free
A Neutral Corner
Le Petit Mort
Apple
Abingdon
Minding Rocco
That’s Good, That’s Enough
A Little Night Fright
Hum
Thirty Five Candles
Titch The Wonder Dog
Moustachios
A Gift For Reba
Indigo
The Sisterhood Of The Night
Fishing With Spinoza
Chronicles Of Impeccable
Sportsmanship
The Vaudevillian
2 Burglars And A Ballerina
Telling Mark
Cough Drop
The Green Grass Of Twilight
Possession
String
Zysk
Summer Breeze
The Animal Book
Compartment
How To Animate
Blackout
The Safety Of Others
Fission
The Intruder
The Phonekeeper
Mirrors
Underground
The Mark
Plainview
Letters To God
New To Laundry
Waiting
Tea Reverie
La Crème Napulitane
But Some Are Brave
Moon Cake
Hooded
Safe Zone
Der Erste Engel
Doljer
Ode To Lost Love
Droomtijd
Touch Down
Sun In The Night Time
The Recording
Seeking Wellness Part Two:
Daddy’s Time
Hoodie
Deep Breaths
Bathysphere
For The Love Of God
Fucked
Oh Yeah, Well My Dad’s Darth
Vader
Anonymous
Silence
Interior. Bedsit – Day
The Pressman Negatives
One
Caro Figlio
A Plastic Toy Dinosaur
Pudding Bowl
English Language (With English Subtitles)
Let Go
Lucky Heather
The New Life
Sucker
Insignia
Breathing In
Sickhead
Lovely Day
The Adv. Of Baxter & McGuire
Hyperhydrosis
Soft
Knock Knock
The Fifth
Glyph
Agnieszka 2039
7 And A Half Frauen
INDIE FEATURES
The Boat People
Mojave Phone Booth
La Cascara
Absentia
Body/Antibody
The Metrosexual
Last Stop For Paul
The Best Man
Itch
On Broadway
Forfeit
DOCUMENTARIES
The Believers
Last Thoughts
Beijing Bubbles
Women At The Wheel
Big Business, Big Union, Small
Town
Knowledge Is The Beginning
Que Le Viva La Lucha
Fighter
H.R. Giger’s Sanctuary
Absolute Zero
The Tribe
Stealing Free Beer
The Creatures From Outer
Space
Glamour Burkinabe
What A Freegan Waste
Evilution!
The Yellow Monster
FILMSCHLOCK
Thunder In Paradise 3
POLSKISTOCK
Facing Up
We’re All Christs
Extras
Testosteron
Persona Non Grata
The Third Part Of The Night
No Illusion
On The Road
Holiday
Interrogation
EXPERIMENTAL
Cutting Up My Friends
No Connection
Palette
Silencio
Glimpse
Streetsweeper
Daydreams & Nighthawks
Canidae – Chapter 1
Bathysphere
ENDURANCE
Haze
Aftermath
We Fuck Alone
Cantata In C Major
Fingered
CLOSING FILM
The Darjeeling Ltd.
2008
OPENING FILM
Choke
SHORTS
Mother, Mine
The Most Evil Man In The
World
The Tourist
Hello Goodbye
Blood Actually
Die Seilbahn
Gorta
No Yetis Allowed
Resolve
My Blue Heaven
Sticky Fingers
Asi Es
Endstation Heimat
Pigeon
Angel
Nightwalking
The Cave
Coalinga  Way
The Gift Wrapper
People Were There
Feng / Wind
I Dream In Stereo
Amma
Church And State
The Creatures
Fresh Water
A Clear Sky On A Bad Day
Ripple
Tabby’s House
Four Minutes Til Noon
La Tangente
Solitude
The Morning News
Full Stop Hilltop
Somewhere, Anywhere
Solstice
The Basket Case
Night After Night
Tez
Busted Walk
Thirteen Or So Minutes
Mr Lux
Canbury
High Hopes
E Finita La Commedia
Alicja Wonderland
Arcadia
Small Things
Cypher
Household Gods
Tea Party
Key Tumi?
Side Effect
This Is J03
Tony Zoreil
Pitch
Karaoke Show
Judgement Day
The Sleuth Incident
Intercom
Hatemail
The Day I Saw You
The Impulse
Outside Agitator
Ducks
Green
How I Learned To Love
Richard Gere
Kurtaxe
Strangers
The Green Film
E1even Roses
Lucky-Dip-Pick-N-Mix
Double
Turn Off The Lights And Turn
On The Stereo
Whatever Turns You On
Albert
Sick
Osc[Dist]
Out Of The Holes Of The
Rocks
The Last Bus
The Hit
Francois
Stolen Youth
Hikikomori
Cheeese
A Day’s Work
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The Size Of Snow
A Fitting Tribute
The Sound Of The Bingo
The Condition
Dirty Job
Domestics
Foet
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Mixed Bag, Or What’s In A
Dream?
Foto
The Chef’s Letter
Your Tube
Free Admission
The Confession
Liminal
On The Assassination Of The
President
Pelo Ouvido
One Two Punch
Lullaby
Red Hood
Spiderfly
Dyer
LONG SHORT TRIPLE
Undertow
Les Mouches
Now You See Me, Now You
Don’t
INDIE FEATURES
Kaleidoscope
A Line In The Sand
Saure
Kleiner Sonntag
The Inheritance
Junction
Lino
Diary Of A Bad Lad
CWCW
DOCUMENTARIES
The Gospel Of Caesar
Courting Condi
More Shoes
Imagined Hell
Commissariats Du Monde:
Casablanca
Egoiste – Lotti Latrous
Warring Factions
SHORT DOCS
Naming Pluto
99 To 1: Ovarian Cancer & Me
Monster Dudes
Roll Up Your Sleeves
For Tomorrow
Elvis In The Van
Detachment
At The End Of The Storm Is A
Golden Sky
Tania Can’t Sleep
A FIELD TRIP FROM YOUR
COMFORT ZONE
Farkas
Polvo
Reterritorializacion
Seeking Wellness
IN THE GALLERY
Nowhere Now: The Ballad Of
Joshua Tree
1 Giant Leap: What About Me?
Winter’s Portrait Of A Burnt
Landscape
The Eternal Object
Flying Pumpkins: The Legend
Of Punkin’ Chunkin’
MIND FRAMES
Fear Strikes Out
Buddy
Away From Her
Flesh & Blood
Shock Corridor
Buster
Bipolar: Interview With Richard
Withindoors
Alice Et Martin
It’s Hard To Be A Rock N Roller
FILMSCHLOCK
In The Name Of The King
HIM, TARZAN
Tarzan & His Mate
CLOSING GUEST:
NICOLAS ROEG
Don’t Look Now:
35thAnniversary
Bad Timing
Puffball
2009
93 Short Films
39 Features & Docs
7 Special Screenings
Noir”
Canvey
Island
sea
level,
below
pure
“100%
TUE 10 NOV.
7.30PM. SCREEN A
Director: Julien Temple
Producer: Stephen Malit
104mins
UK
The story of Dr Feelgood,
four men in cheap suits who
crashed out of Canvey Island
in the early '70's, sandpapered the face of rock'n'roll,
leaving all that came before
a burnt-out ruin - four estuarine John-the-Baptists to
Johnny Rotten's anti-Christ.
Taking London by storm,
they sped through Europe
and conquered the UK with
No 1 chart success, before
imploding just as punk was
born and America beckoned
with open arms. Contributions from members of The
Clash, Blondie and The Sex
Pistols join Dr Feelgood
with collaborators Jools
Holland and Alison Moyet to
tell the story of Canvey, 70's
England and the greatest
local band in the world
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SHORT DOCS
Autopiloten tells the story of four people trying
to live up to their long lost ideals in four interwoven episodes. Georg must win the game
tonight. He discovers how the mechanisms of the
soccer trade have begun to turn against him.
Dieter is in pursuit of spectacular images daily
and nightly. He loves his son, who lives with his
ex-wife Rita. Jörg finds himself drifting off into
isolation and discovers he cannot go on with his
double life. Heinz spends his days singing at anniversary celebrations for shopping malls and the
like. They are all heroes of an inner insecurity,
who are just trying to hang in there.
AUTOPILOTEN
Cast: Charly Huebner, Martin
Gschlacht, Walter Kreye, Wolfram
Koch, Susanne-Marie Wrage
UK PREMIERE
Director & Writer: Bastian Guenther
Producer: Joachim Ortmanns
106mins
Germany
WED 11 NOV. 6.00PM. SCREEN A
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‘The first Aftermath Comedy,
integrating humor into a story
that takes place in the first
days after 9/11’
WED 11 NOV. 8.15PM. SCREEN A
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WED 11 NOV. 8.15PM. BASEMENT
FRI 13 NOV. 5.00PM. SCREEN A.
Sara just manages to make ends meet working on
a friend’s handicraft stall in the centre of Seville.
Early one morning just before Christmas, Sara’s
long-lost half-brother Rafa turns up at her house,
covered in blood, and with a great slash across his
face. Desperately he tells her that he needs 4000
euros today or “they” will kill him. Thus begins the
longest and most traumatic day of Sara’s life.
4000 EUROS
Cast: Marta Larralde & Alberto Lopez
UK PREMIERE
Director, Writer & Producer: Richard Jordan
97mins
Spain
PRE
On September 1st, 2001, Another Urban Riff had
been performing their play, MONO, on the Lower
East Side for one year. On September 15th, 2001,
the actors and director returned to the theatre to
vote on whether they should be the first play to go
back up after the attacks. Inspired by the days directly following 9/11, PRE literally refers to the
90 minutes before a play starts. The film re-creates
the small pocket of time directly following 9/11
when New Yorkers and most of the world acted as
if they were part of an ensemble.
Director & Writer: Steven Tanenbaum
Producers: Robyn Nielsen & Eva Navon
85mins
USA
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
Cast: Dai Ishiguro, J.R Dziengel,
Kevin Breznahan, Kristen Abate,
Lawrence Jansen, Mimi NuttBirigwa, Tchelet Semel
www.anotherurbanriffprod.com
‘The film features a stunning
central performance by
actress Marta Larralde,
even more impressive given that
all the dialogue in the
film is improvised’.
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THU 12 NOV. 6.00PM. SCREEN A
SAT 14 NOV. 12.00PM. BASEMENT
A developmentally-arrested Uncle, a blind girl, her constant admirer who is a pickpocket, a man who works at a
printing office, Ji Ni from the butcher’s, the damaged Ru
Pi and the worn-out Man Ho. These characters give expression to their unique loneliness in five episodic tales.
They are not fleeting acquaintances, their lives are connected by overlapping bonds of fate. As their relationships
are disclosed, the movie switches gears freely from sweet
melodrama to hideous horror, from thriller to fantasy. In
the midst of such unpredictable change, the characters’
isolation, self-hatred, and internal universes unfold. “Sheltered Life echoes the work
of David Gordon Green while
establishing its own original
cinematic voice” - Atlantic Film Fest
“I measure other films against it,
indecently brilliant for a first time feature”
– Louis McCullagh, award winning filmmaker
FRI 13 NOV. 7.00PM. SCREEN A
BLOODY SHAKE
Cast: Do Yong Kim, Hae Jin Jeon,
Hyuk Sung, Sung Won Jang
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
Director, Writer & Producer: Jee Yong Kim
120mins
South Korea
“Creates a unique genre with
strong and beautiful scenes”
– Puchon intl fantastic film Fest
Director: Carl Lauden
Writer: Katherine Schlemmer
Producers: Carl Laudan & Lori Lozinski
78mins
Canada
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
Cast: Valerie Buhagiar,
Natasha Greenblatt, Jaren
Brandt Bartlett, Eve Harlow,
Ryan Robbins.
SHELTERED LIFE
Three teenagers form an unlikely bond on a road
trip to nowhere in a wide-open field behind a
women’s shelter. In a broken down 1970’s VW
bus, upper class Josephine, wise beyond her years
Kendra, and urban poet Cal invent their own private Utopia away from the shelter and their mothers. Their world shatters when Cal is forced out of
the shelter and Jo’s anger detonates, throwing her
onto a collision course with everyone around her.
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‘journey to the dark heart
of afghanistan’
SAT 14 NOV. 12.45PM. SCREEN A
SAT 14 NOV. 3.00PM. SCREEN A
Alice and Dan meet and fall easily in love. Intimacy comes effortlessly, and they decide that
she should move into his small London flat. They
create a fun and energetic life together.
Alice, an artist, begins a project of documenting
their relationship with a video camera. At first
this offers her a feeling of connection to the outside world, but soon takes on a more sinister life
and interferes with their interactions. As Alice
and Dan simply try to ‘get along' we are reminded of our own failed loves, our own weaknesses, our own destructive patterns, all the
while feeling like the lucky voyeur.
A plus D
Director & Writer: Amber Sealey
Producers: Amber Sealey & Gabriel Fleming
83mins
USA/UK
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
Cast: Amber Sealey & Anton Saunders
Director, Writer & Producer: David Whitney
94mins
UK
WORLD PREMIERE
Cast: Shaun Dooley, Dean Andrews,
Hameed Sheikh, Rasheed Naz,
Tatmain Ul Qulb
Kandahar Break
A team of British mine clearance engineers are
working for the Taliban government in the
scorching deserts of Southern Afghanistan,
clearing the vast minefields after decades of
conflict. Amidst the draconian laws of this extremist regime, one of the team, Richard Lee,
an ex-British Army bomb disposal expert, falls
foul of corrupt local police chief Ashiq Khan
when he falls in love with a local woman. Khan
then instigates a manhunt to find and kill the infidel.
"Amber Sealey's lacerating cinéma
verité. The acting is fearless. See this film!”
– Montreal Gazette
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www.inadangeroustime.com
SAT 14 NOV. 6.30PM. SCREEN A
‘rock star boyfriend, jealous
sister, nutty professor...
who’s lying to polly?’
SAT 14 NOV. 8.45PM. SCREEN A
Polly is an everyday young woman who feels
stuck in a rut until suddenly she gets the
chance to escape her grey existence and make
a life for herself. Then, in her small flat she
starts hearing voices, noises and sounds. She
knows she’s not mad but why don’t those
around her believe her? Why are her sister, her
boyfriend and her boss seemingly out to make
her truly cuckoo?
Cast: Laura Fraser, Antonia
Bernath, Richard E. Grant,
Adam Fenton, Tamsin Greig
Lovers In A Dangerous Time
WORLD PREMIERE
CUCKOO
Directors & Writers: May Charters & Mark Hug
Producers: May Charters, Mark Hug & Robin Charters
101mins
Canada
EUROPEAN PREMIERE
A tale of small-town Canadian romance, the film
follows a pair of childhood friends reunited at their
high school reunion. Ten years after graduation
Todd remains a local could-have-been, while Allison illustrates children’s books and wonders what
might have been. Fueled by hope, longing, and nostalgia they embark on a romantic, if illusory, adventure to recapture lost love and happiness.
Asking if it’s possible to go home again, the film
explores the poignant moments between youth and
adulthood.
Cast: May Charters, Mark Hug, Mark Weibe, Darren
Gregory, Gillian Adamson, John Haberstock.
‘WINNER Best Canadian Feature’
Film’ & ‘WINNER Maverick Award’
- Method Fest 2009’
Director & Writer: Richard Bracewell
Producers: Tony Bracewell & Richard Bracewell
95mins
UK
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Methods/Madness
Film Education At The Sharp End
MON 09 NOV. 6.00PM. SCREEN A. FREE.
Some films stand out and
feel instantly different. They
demand we look at them a
different way. The films
screening in the gallery this
year demand attention for
their approach to cinema, to
visual art, to documentary
and confining them to the
short film programme seems
wrong. Throughout the festival,
enjoy some thought provoking
and stylish work from all
over the globe.
Woodland
A young filmmaker
documents and narrates
the rural habitat that
surrounds him.
Dir. Ross Harrison 15mins UK
Diversions
4 short avant-garde films
shot with a twisted sense of
sensual absurdity.
Dir. Peggy Bruen 10mins USA
The Moving Town
The International Airport of
Orio al Serio (Bergamo, Italy)
is a moving town in which passengers co-exist with space and
time.
A DIFFERENT VIEW
Dir. Alberto Nacci 11mins Italy
Outcomes: LGBTQ Stories
From The Hudson Valley
Coming out stories from a diverse array of people living in
New York's Hudson Valley.
Dir. Joy E. Reed 34mins USA
Ba Ne Jek Kemal
James finds a book with no
words and decides to become
a great writer. What he
discovers along the way is the
value of friendship.
Dir. Sean Fahey 16mins Sudan/USA
A chance to look at the growth and diversity of filmmaking in both formal
and community education. What is the priority? The film? The experience?
This selection of films represents film education at different levels and the
filmmakers will discuss their methods, techniques and what they have learned.
55 Minks
An interesting graduation piece
from University of Bedfordshire
Media Production students.
Dir. David Danisovszky 4mins
We’re OK Aren’t We
and
Our Very Own England
Two shorts produced with young
people by London’s Mediatrust
organisation.
Dir. Mandy Rathbone 9mins
Dir. Joseph Martin 12mins
Going To School
Filmmaker Jack Levy wanted to make
a film for schools that reflected the
trauma of bullying. Made independently with a young cast.
Dir. Jack Levy 5mins
Taffy, Cigarettes
Created under an innovative programme at the University of Michigan
to encourage professional development,
the film also used young, non-actors.
Dir. Marty Stano 12mins USA
Je T’aime Luton
From an idea by a group of young local filmmakers, Je T’aime Luton has become an innovative open source production and training project. Films not about
Luton, but films where Luton is a character, a place a space and a background
for drama, romance and humour, sometimes small, sometimes epic.
It was born out of a desire to reflect a truer nature of our much derided and
misunderstood hometown, whilst lending itself to being an excellent project for
multi-generational filmmaking.
The shorts screening tonight were shot over a weekend, and form the pilot for
an ongoing, ever evolving portmanteau piece.
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SOPHIE’S CHOICE
Two mystery films.
Both new. Both different.
Both at the same time.
No clues.
You just have to choose?
Mystery Film A - SUN 15 NOV. 3.00PM. SCREEN A
Mystery Film B - SUN 15 NOV. 3.00PM. CINEWORLD
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR PLACES AT THE FESTIVAL
CENTRE - PASS HOLDERS ONLY FOR THIS ONE.
Alright alright, so it’s not like
choosing between the lives of
your children, as the title
might suggest, BUT in this
context we think you’ll find
it a pretty testing decision.
As a reward for your bravery
there will be food served after
both films at the festival centre
so both audiences can compare.
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There is of course the traditional,
legendary, celebratory and
logistically necessary ‘drink the
bar dry’ closing party, but in a
cinematic sense, what better way
to end 11 days (and ten years) of
Filmstock than this
SUN 15 NOV. 7.00PM. C I N E W O R L D
TICKETS: £5 { AVAILABLE ONLY FROM FILMSTOCK }
Wednesday 11 November
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6.00
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Halfway To Heaven
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Thursday 12 November
4.00
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6.00
6.10
8.15
8.30
Thursday 05 November
6.00
7.30
Festival Opening Drinks
Opening Film
Festival Bar
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Friday 06 November
4.10
7.00
7.00
7.10
9.00
9.10
Soup Of The Day
Luton Dislocation @ Filmstock 11
Shorts 1
Green Valley
Shorts 2
Shorts 1 rpt
Saturday 07 November
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3.00
3.10
5.00
5.10
7.20
8.15
Shorts 3 The Breakfast Session
Shorts 2 rpt
Shorts 4
Shorts 3 rpt
Shorts 5
Shorts 4 rpt
Shorts 6
Shorts 5 rpt
Special Guest: Tony Hendra
This Is Spinal Tap
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Sunday 08 November
12.00
12.10
2.00
2.10
4.00
4.10
6.00
6.10
8.00
8.10
Shorts
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Shorts
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Monday 09 November
4.10
6.10
6.00
8.00
8.10
Soup Of The Day
Shorts 11 rpt
Methods/Madness: Film Education Eve
Knockoutkuba
Your ‘Short’ Attention Please
Tuesday 10 November
4.30
4.10
6.00
6.10
7.30
Senior/Moments
Soup Of The Day
Master/Moments
Impolex
Exclusive: Oil City Confidential
On The Street
Soup Of The Day
Bloody Shake
Green Valley
Halfway To Heaven
Exclusive: Christmas On Mars
Friday 13 November
5.00
5.10
6.45
7.00
8.15
9.15
9.30
4000 Euros
Playing With Blocks
Senior/Moments
Sheltered Life
Master/Moments
Filmschlock
Your ‘Short’ Attention Please
Saturday 14 November
12.00
12.45
2.30
3.00
4.00
4.45
6.30
8.45
Bloody Shake
Kandahar Break
Knockoutkuba
A plus D
Impolex
Short Docs
Lovers In A Dangerous Time
Cuckoo
Sunday 15 November
10.30
10.40
12.00
1.30
3.00
3.00
5.30
7.00
9.00
Audience Award Shorts (inc Breakfast)
Playing With Blocks (inc. Breakfast)
On The Street
TBC
Sophie’s Choice: Mystery Film A
Sophie’s Choice: Mystery Film B
Filmstock Food
Closing Film
Closing Party
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