FRIED RICE: THE ANIMATED MOVIE (Chapter 1)
This is the Legend of the Legendary Lost Legend! Join Fong and Chicago as they embark on mission to save the world from evil forces in Fried Rice the Movie - Chapter One also know as Fried Rice Season 2 the Movie Season. With an international cast of voice actors and musicians! Featuring music from Aarsen
WE ARE WHAT WE EAT (Short Film Trailer)
Nicole is bitten by her Zombie boyfriend. Or is she? We follow as she descends into a waking nightmare that will end her life as she knows it…
THE DECAY OF DUCHENNE (Documentary)
A short documentary film about Tyran Hawthorn a photographer and sufferer of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The film explores Tyran’s recent exhibition ‘Modern Vanitas’ which uses surreal pictures of decaying fruit in order to represent the effects of the condition itself.
IN GOOD COMPANY (Short Film)
MOJADO (Short Film)
After Fiona, a wealthy woman, hires Sofia to be her live-in maid, Sofia and her sixteen year-old son, Miguel, move into Fiona’s guest house. When Fiona’s fifteen year-old daughter, Anne, falls under the impression that Sofia has stolen her favorite necklace, she and her best friend, Morgan, decide to play a prank on the hired help. The joke escalates to yield irrevocable consequences for Sofia and Miguel.
TOOLBOX BANDIT (Short Film)
Toolbox Bandit is based on the true story of a man who robbed convenience stores with power tools. Down and out of luck, Luke Dawson meets his ultimate nemesis in Samir, the convenience store owning father of his one true love, Arti.
THE LAUNDRETTE SESSIONS (Documentary)
This film explores the social function of UK laundrettes in the 21st century by interviewing laundrette users of all ages and social backgrounds in laundrettes across Devon and Cornwall.
It is estimated that three quarters of laundrettes in the UK have closed down in the last 25 years. The first UK laundrette opened in 1949 in London and since then these washeries have provided fast and economical service to millions, have inspired films such as ‘My Beautiful Laundrette’ and have featured in long running soap-operas. But most importantly, they have offered a community service as social centres for an increasingly individualistic and virtual society.
To keep the privacy and anonymity of the interviewees, and to ‘help’ audiences listen without pre-conceived judgement, contributors’ identities are kept anonymous and the visual narration of the story is carried out by the colourful display of the very visually appealing tumble driers, laundry bags, huge washing machines spinning around colourful clothes and the huge variety of washing products on display.
Only people’s lower body parts are filmed (as if filmed from a washing-machine’s point of view). Original animation is used for the interview questions, as opposed to using a standard voice-over or a presenter and to add to the filmic experience and as an added story-telling device, CCTV footage of one of the laundrettes is used to show the location while it ‘sleeps’.
The film depicts compelling stories like the old widower who visits the laundrette to remind him of his wife, and light-hearted accounts like one of Maureen’s laundrette users stripping down to his underwear to wash the clothes he was wearing or Sammy’s wish to see the Queen walk through the Laundrette door.
THERAPY (Short Film)
Jorge came in a flat running away from something. There he meets a young girl. Neither of them remember how they got there. They together discover that the place holds a horrible secret.
GETTING SERIOUS (Short Film)
There comes a point in every relationship where it’s time to get serious and stop clowning around.
BEN THE HUMICORN (Short Film)
Ben is just your average guy. With a not so average attribute. Watch, listen and live a day in the life of Ben, the Humicorn
