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RAW Short Film Screening
Saturday 15th July 2023 , 2:30pm to 4:30pm
Bow Arts presents a free afternoon of short films curated by Kevin Holmes-Attivor. Experience a diverse selection of documentaries and fiction that will make you laugh out loud and provoke thought in equal measure.
Filmmaker and Event Curator at FAWW Gallery in Soho, Kevin Holmes-Attivor has lined up an eclectic selection of short films to entertain and enrich your Saturday afternoon. From animated eye issues, to birdwatching intrigue, cinema at Royal Albert Wharf has never been so alive.
Read more about the films from the talented filmmakers showcasing their work:
The Real Eastenders
London’s East End has changed massively, but some local families can still trace their roots back through many generations. Meeting children growing up on the Isle of Dogs.
Documentary filmmaker Ashley Francis-Roy makes distinctive, warm and authentic films. His work is emotionally engaging, intimate, and full of joy and humanity. As a filmmaker, he’s driven by the people he meets and collaborates with, and it’s these amazing characters – their worlds and their stories – that spark his passion for documentary.
Skyward
Young birdwatchers Mya and Arjun feel the pressure of climate breakdown and the biodiversity crisis. As two reserved teenagers on the cusp of adulthood, they find comfort in birdwatching while being distant from their peers.
London-based director and artist Jessica Bishopp is fascinated by subcultures and myth, as well as exploring universal themes embedded in our daily lives and thoughts; exposing the magic in the mundane.
Sticks of Fury
There are few things more important than linkin’ gyal, but when an opportunity arises to put some youngers in their place, Tobz knows what time it is.
Yuan Hu is a Franco-Chinese filmmaker born in London, Heavily influenced by animation, the surreal and darkly comedic cinema, his style favours lo-fi aestheticsm
Stop and Search
Two UK police officers find themselves unfairly stopped and searched in this satiric short from London-based filmmaker Harry Jackson.
Pitch Black Panacea
Two people with lazy eyes take part in an unusual experimental treatment (10 days in complete darkness) to correct their disorder.
Thomas Hardiman – Thomas Hardiman (England) is a writer and director. He studied art at Chelsea College of Arts and Ruskin School of Art before joining UK production company, EMU, where he worked in the art department on TV series The Cut. Later he moved into writing and directing short films, including Radical Hardcore (2015) which won the BFI’s Network Pick Series and Pitch Black Panacea (2020). His debut feature Medusa Deluxe is currently out in cinemas across the UK.
Dragonboys
In Accra, Ghana – A brotherhood of young men have merged their varied physical talents into a new awe-inspiring performance art. A short from Tom Ringsby.
Schedule:
The Real Eastenders – 48 Mins
Break 7 mins
Skyward 20 Mins
Break 5 Mins
Sticks of Fury – 8 mins
Stop and Search – 6 mins
Pitch Black Panacea – 8 mins
Dragonboys – 12 mins
Total running time 1hr55
Visit Vision Cinema to find out more, see the full screening schedule, and book tickets via their website.
Access information
Coming soon. Please contact our Enterprise & Placemaking Officer afuyana@bowarts.com with any urgent queries.
Transport Information
Opening hours: Friday – Saturday 12 – 4pm
Nearest station(s): Gallions Reach (DLR)
Bus: 101, 262, 474
Parking: No parking available
Bike: Limited lockable rings bike parking available.
