UK Tag Archive

Live Action

Danny Sangra Captures Grief’s Oscillation of Emotions in ‘No Aloha’

In Danny Sangra's perfectly drawn short, we see a daughter oscillate through the range of emotions brought about by the death of her mother.

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Animation

Z

Alan Warburton paints a CG animated vision of the Apocalypse in monochrome, making for a hauntingly eerie yet compulsively compelling watch.

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Music Video

Swim Deep: She Changes the Weather

Georgia Hudson transforms Birmingham band Swim Deep’s emotionally charged track into an expressive story of romantic devotion in She Changes the Weather.

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Live Action

Kickstart Rob Brown’s Debut Feature ‘Sixteen’

Help talented UK Director Rob Brown take his feature debut Sixteen through post-production and into film festivals.

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Live Action

Exploring the Dramatic Space Between Youth & Adulthood in ‘The First Dead Lies’

In recent years we’ve watched Institute For Eyes (Joseph Bull & Luke Seomore) move from feature documentary Isolation to the non-narrative

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Animation, Asides

Skinmeal

Directing duo Karni&Saul join the Random Acts filmmaker ranks with their animated insect food chain tattoo tale 'Skinmeal'.

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Music Video

Bloc Party: Ratchet

Cyriak applies his reality bending, mindfuck talents to the music machine that is Bloc Party in their new promo Ratchet.

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Art & Fashion, Live Action, Podcasts

DN291: A Field in England – Ben Wheatley

There are a couple things you can count on seeing here at DN each year; one is our end of year top ten lists and the other is an interview with the director

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Animation

Sandy

Inspired by his Summer holidays at the beach, Joseph Mann’s nostalgic, but entirely fictional (and ever so slightly NSFW) short Sandy, casts us back to

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Documentary

A Man Who Delivers

Jamie Jessett deftly addresses the problem of creating a documentary in which the subject wishes to remain anonymous in his day in the life of a cocaine

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Documentary

Why don’t we do it in the Road?

An ordinary pedestrian crossing made extraordinary by a 10 minute photo shoot in the 
summer of 1969. Chris Purcell’s documentary, Why don’t we

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Documentary

Ctrl Alt Shift

In documentary Ctrl Alt Shift, Dean G. Moore and Simon Lane explore the origins of VJing and its surrounding culture, whilst also considering its place as a

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