The plague is ravaging Renaissance Florence.
A surreal dinner party sets the scene for a young woman to reckon with her murderous actions and her love for another woman.
A surreal dinner party sets the scene for a young woman to reckon with her murderous actions and her love for another woman.
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A selection of the latest productions from the Raunkiaer team
A NIGHT IN THE WINTER OF THE REVOLUTIONRevolutionary France in the Winter of 1792-1793: liberal noblewoman Adrienne has decided to harbour a deathly ill Catholic priest as anti-clerical terror begins to stir in Paris. A mob lead by her once fellow-reformer, Marcellin, comes knocking at her door to search for the perceived traitor.
Produced with the support of the Trinity Filmmaking Society. |
THE SPY BY THE SEASet against the backdrop of early 20th-century Cambridge and Denmark, The Spy by the Sea tells the story of Christopher Brythelwaite, an Englishman's Englishman who decides it would be awfully vogueish to become a spy after finishing university, and is quickly sent off on a nonsense mission into a world he does not understand.
The Spy by the Sea was made possible by the kind support of Inge Wodskou and 7-Kanten, Denmark's largest amateur theatre group. |
THE SUN CHILDThe Sun Child is a new short film about the relationship between a young adult and a yurei-like creature they find in their living room one night, and about coming to terms with the weirder things in our lives.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PLACESpirit of the Place is a tale of letting go of our childhood, and the mystical things that lie at the border between the city and the pastoral, adolescence and adulthood.
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BRIGHT YOUNG THINGSBright Young Things is a short political drama featuring Chris Born and Joe Shalom, and was featured in the Frostbite International Film Festival's online selection.
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WAITING FOR BOG ROLLWaiting for Bog Roll is a short comedy written by Lana Crowe and Rosie Best detailing two character's responses to a very dire situation.
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