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BAFTA 2020: The Short Film winners
Sunday night saw the latest winners of the British Short Film and the British Short Animation BAFTA's announced
Documentary
Ellen Evans
Motherland
After a lifetime in Britain, three men are sent "home" to Jamaica. Far from their families and friends in the UK, they must construct new lives from nothing.
BIPOC
Riz Ahmed & Aneil Karia unleash explosive short film The Long Goodbye
S/W favourite Aneil Karia directs this powerful vision of a dystopian future where a British South Asian family are rounded-up by a gang of violent thugs.
Drama
Simon Ellis
Soft
Disturbing look at the frustrations of a man and son against nameless aggression.
Horror
Paul Holbrook
& Sam Dawe
Hungry Joe
A single mother struggles to hold on to her sanity as she's forced to turn to extreme measures to satisfy her son's increasingly inhuman appetite.
Drama
Rachna Suri
Our Lad
As one of 500 Muslim soldiers in the UK, Ali stands out. Returning home from duty in Afghanistan unexpectedly, he faces tensions from his brother and community.
Drama
Paddy Considine
Dog Altogether
A man on a violent path of self-destruction may have found a glimmer of redemption in the compassion of charity-shop worker Anita.
Drama
Aaron Dunleavy
& Joseph Ollman
Throw Me to the Dogs
A troubled teenage boy is stripped of his dignity as his father abandons him for the outside world which he is trying to retreat from. A gritty British short entirely improvised using street-casted, non-professional actors by Aaron Dunleavy & Joseph Ollman
Filmmaker Update
Filmmaker Updates: March 2021
With the 2021 festival season now underway and annual awards starting to be handed out, we take a look at what some of our previously featured filmmakers have been up to over the last couple of months.
Adventure
Dylan White
Yowie and the Magpie
A son recounts the legend of his father, an avid hunter whose collection lacked only one mythical beast...
