Short of the Week

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    Drama Angus Jackson

    Epithet

    Inspired by the Young Vic theatre's recent production of Edward Bond's play Bingo, Epithet, starring Patrick Stewart, tells the story of a contemporary poet with a dubious background.

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    Sci‑Fi Eric Ramberg & Jimmy Eriksson

    Memorize

    In 2027, everyone is implanted with a chip which records everything they see. It is the end of judicial doubt, but not of crime, in this slick sci-fi action flick.

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    Experimental Mitch Jenkins

    Jimmy's End

    Comics legend Alan Moore along with Mitch Jenkins unveil a phantasmagoric English dreamtime made of goosefleshed pin-up girls, burned out comedians and faulty lights, with judgement just behind the tinsel.

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    Dark Comedy Jason Butler and Brendan Butler

    Tufty

    This holiday season, ask if you know where your Teddy Bear really comes from.

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    Sci‑Fi Kerry Conran & Stephen Lawes

    Gumdrop

    A robot's life story emerges during a casting session in this short film from feature director Kerry Conran

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    Documentary Dana O'Keefe

    Aaron Burr, Part 2

    A contemporary re-imagining of the duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. The film explores the idea of history as a contested narrative. Also, it is a comedy.

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    Myth Evan Boehm

    The Carp and The Seagull

    Tragic tale of human ambition told through an interactive diorama. *Requires a browser with WebGL*

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    Musical Adam Hall

    Sudden Death!

    Finally, a musical where everybody dies.

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    Would You Sell Your Short Film Online?

    (Disclosure: Short of the Week Editor Jason Sondhi is a Curator for Vimeo) As promised in September, Vimeo has given us a peek at their new service which will allow content creators to rent or sell video content on the site. Yesterday's offering of 6 feature films is only a curated beta launch, but sometime next year the service is expected to expand into an open platform for all Vimeo PRO subscribers.

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    Drama Eamonn O'Neill

    I'm Fine Thanks

    The indignities of life add up, sometimes more than you can take. But our protagonist is fine thanks.

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