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TWO SHORT NIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL

Exeter Phoenix’s Two Short Nights Film Festival is back for its 18^th year with another exciting programme of screenings, talks and workshops that celebrate the vibrant world of short film. Whether you make film or love film, join us for must-see short films from across the globe, emerging local talent, and special events with industry professionals.

Screening #2 | No Man’s Land

A collection of short films that walks up to the boundaries of our existence and explores what happens when we reach out to cross them.

THE CROSSING

Chris Shaw, 2018, UK, Animation, 5 mins

Tens of thousands of Tibetans have fled their country to escape persecution. The Crossing follows one such Tibetan as they attempt this dangerous trek and explores why they make this life-altering decision.

Holding Space

Rebecca Kenyon, 2018, UK, Documentary, 10mins

An intimate, observational documentary about preparing for death, told through the connection between a dying person and their end of life doula.

Who Are You?

Tanya Yakovlev, 2019, Israel, Drama, 7mins

When a daughter visits her sick mother, who suffers from memory loss, she finds herself reliving a childhood trauma.

Hymn Of Hate

Matt Kennard, 2018, UK, Drama, 11mins

Set in No Man’s Land at The Somme during the early Spring of 1916, Hymn of Hate is a poignant and never more relevant film, made to coincide with the centenary of the end of the Great War.

Bellmouth

Joe Roberts, 2018, UK, Drama, 16mins

Amy is taken on a camping holiday for her 15th Birthday by her Dad but the carefree days with her little brother soon give way to uncertain weeks.

The Story of Bin

Tian Guan, 2018, China/USA, Drama, 19mins

In order to avoid being bullied from two hooligans, Xiao Bin, a 13 years old son of immigrant, attempts to join a teenager street gang.

Afterworld

Boris Seewald, 2017, Germany, Drama, 10mins

Approaching the microphone in a small room, a young woman prepares to make the speech of her life.

TICKETS 

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*Festival Pass  – (all festival events, excluding Reza Pakravan & Agile Rabbit: Big Natural History and Conservation)

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VENUE: EXETER PHOENIX, Studio 74

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