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27/2/2002

Shortcircuits

Howard Bar, Media Centre, Huddersfield

short film screenings and commissions

39 Crescent Road Birkby Huddersfield West Yorkshire UK HD 2 2TH
Lisa Roberts Events Manager - T 01484 322056
http://www.shortcircuits.co.uk

3 SHORT FILM SCREENINGS FEB/MARCH 2002

Screening 1
Thursday 28th February 8.00 -11.30pm.
Howard's Bar, Media Centre, Northumberland St, Huddersfield
Premiere of new Short Circuits commission Mr Thompson’s Carnation by Manuela Maigushcia, a British Council selected film featured in January issue of HotDog Magazine Entrance £3/£2.

Screening 2
Thursday 7th March 8.00 -11.30pm.
Moderno Café-Bar, Lower Briggate, Leeds
Featuring new commission High Rise by Gabrielle Russell starring Kelly Holmes
Entrance £3/£2.

Short Circuits celebrates its first birthday in Leeds on Thursday 7th of March with a great selection of short films from Leeds and around the world. We are proud to present Highrise, a gripping drama about a young mother facing an agonizing moment, co-funded by Short Circuits Commissions. Highrise stars Leeds actress Kelli Hollis from TV’s Playing the Field and Tina Goes Shopping and was filmed entirely on location in the city by Leeds director Gabrielle Russell. The programme will also showcase exciting new work by moving image students at Leeds Met. and the event will be rounded off with Leeds premieres of the BAFTA award winning Who’s My Favourite Girl? (Scotland) directed by Adrian McDowell and the wonderful Scottish film Daddy’s Girl, directed by Irvine Allen, winner of the Best Short Film award at Cannes 2001. Hutah will provide DJs and live visual mixes between the films.

Screening 3
Thursday 14th March 8.00 -11.30pm
City Screen bar, Coney St, York
Featuring Lucky Bugger produced by Silver Cloud TV, York.
Entrance £3/£2 (members & concs)

After the success of the first York screening event in November, Short Circuits return to the City Screen Café-Bar on Thursday 14th of March to present another selection of the best British and international short films along with DJs and live visual mixes from Hutah. Short Circuits is very proud to present the York premiere of Lucky Bugger, written and directed by Matthew Fox, a beautifully observed short film about a boy making a life-changing discovery, produced by York based company Silver Cloud TV. The programme will also include the visually stunning Flowergirl (Australia) directed by Cate Shortland, about a group of Japanese students coming to the end of their year in Australia, and the night ends with a last chance to catch the hilarious Missing Link directed by Mark Locke, Britain ’s best low-budget director, before his first feature film Crust is released in the Spring.

For more information and images contact Lisa Roberts on 01484 322056

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