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belak_krin extra'd for at the Box Tree tonight (kate said 8, this says 8.30, I'll be there early)
Cannes comes to Cambridge at The Boxtree
Thursday 14th June from 8:30pm
Napier Street, Cambridge (behind the Grafton Centre)
Fresh from a funky new refurb, the Boxtree Bar and Brasserie is bringing the French Riviera with a local twist to film lovers in the area on June 14th. Teaming up with the Cambridge Filmmakers Network, the Boxtree will be hosting an evening of short films produced by members of the CFN, all of which were recently screened in the short film corner of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
Films screening are:
One Little Step
Directed by Emily Blickem
With a spirit full of music and heart aching to love, a young woman finds enchantment amongst the tarnished glitter of a seaside town.
Charlie can't help dreaming. In her head, she has a life filled with sunshine and song. The truth - a seaside summer job at a crazy golf course - is dreary and grey in comparison. Then there's a boy, Jake, a sculptor, crafting Charlie's castles in the air from the sand on the beach. But will she take a chance, take one little step, and open herself up to love?
Filmed in Great Yarmouth, home of sun, sea and sand sculpting, One Little Step is a magical musical to melt your heart.
Blood on His Hands
Directed by Justin Coleman
On the eve of a historic trial, James Taylor must choose whether a man accused for his brother’s murder should be sentenced to the death penalty. As he contemplates his verdict, and the events leading up to his brother’s death, it becomes clear that the wrong man is in the dock.
The Horsemen
Directed by Kate Madison
The four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as you've never seen them before. This short comedy looks at the effect these four men can unintentionally have, especially on the poor waitress caught in the middle when they meet up in a country pub to discuss work.
Guilty?
Directed by Nic Cornwall
Do you have secret? A secret that deep down inside that gives you a twinge of guilt or possibly a little glow of pleasure? Would it help to get it off your chest? Imagine if you could tell your story and no-one would know it was you.
Guilty is a short abstract documentary based on anonymous confessions from members of the public.
More about these films at www.madandbad.co.uk.
belak_krin extra'd for at the Box Tree tonight (kate said 8, this says 8.30, I'll be there early)Cannes comes to Cambridge at The Boxtree
Thursday 14th June from 8:30pm
Napier Street, Cambridge (behind the Grafton Centre)
Fresh from a funky new refurb, the Boxtree Bar and Brasserie is bringing the French Riviera with a local twist to film lovers in the area on June 14th. Teaming up with the Cambridge Filmmakers Network, the Boxtree will be hosting an evening of short films produced by members of the CFN, all of which were recently screened in the short film corner of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
Films screening are:
One Little Step
Directed by Emily Blickem
With a spirit full of music and heart aching to love, a young woman finds enchantment amongst the tarnished glitter of a seaside town.
Charlie can't help dreaming. In her head, she has a life filled with sunshine and song. The truth - a seaside summer job at a crazy golf course - is dreary and grey in comparison. Then there's a boy, Jake, a sculptor, crafting Charlie's castles in the air from the sand on the beach. But will she take a chance, take one little step, and open herself up to love?
Filmed in Great Yarmouth, home of sun, sea and sand sculpting, One Little Step is a magical musical to melt your heart.
Blood on His Hands
Directed by Justin Coleman
On the eve of a historic trial, James Taylor must choose whether a man accused for his brother’s murder should be sentenced to the death penalty. As he contemplates his verdict, and the events leading up to his brother’s death, it becomes clear that the wrong man is in the dock.
The Horsemen
Directed by Kate Madison
The four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as you've never seen them before. This short comedy looks at the effect these four men can unintentionally have, especially on the poor waitress caught in the middle when they meet up in a country pub to discuss work.
Guilty?
Directed by Nic Cornwall
Do you have secret? A secret that deep down inside that gives you a twinge of guilt or possibly a little glow of pleasure? Would it help to get it off your chest? Imagine if you could tell your story and no-one would know it was you.
Guilty is a short abstract documentary based on anonymous confessions from members of the public.
More about these films at www.madandbad.co.uk.
