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BAFTA Nominated shorts to screen online and in cinemas

BAFTA Nominated shorts to screen online and in cinemasThis morning BAFTA announced their rollout of their 2017 BAFTA nominated short film viewing schedule.

     For the first time, the BAFTA-nominated shorts will be made available to watch online through Curzon Home Cinema. This marks the first time that audiences across the UK and Ireland will be able to view a compilation of all eight nominated shorts online prior to the awards ceremony.

     The nominated films, which were chosen by a jury of leading industry figures, represent the best of British short filmmaking, and showcase innovative and exciting British talent. The winners, as voted for by the wider BAFTA membership, will be announced at the EE British Academy Film Awards on 12 February at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

     Video: BAFTA Shorts Trailer | Film Awards 2017    

Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger star in new short film HOME to be released nationwide on World Refugee Day. - SHORT FILM NEWS

Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger star in new short film HOMEWe are huge fans of Jack O’Connell over here at The Establishing Shot, as well as Bafta award-winning film director Daniel Mulloy who you may remember from his work on the The VAIO Nation project (as well as his award winning film work), and fast becoming fans of Holliday Grainger after seeing her in The Finest Hours.

Immigration has become a burning and divisive subject, more so when politics and voting are on everyone's minds. And it's easy to lose sight of the humanity in the issues. Full kudos to the team behind Home for trying to put an emotive face to the subject. It would be great to see the same homegrown talent and their backers putting their efforts behind issues that affect the many people on the streets of the UK.

   Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger star in new short film 'HOME' to be released nationwide on World Refugee Day.

Jack O'Connell and Holliday Grainger create a powerful twenty minute short film shot in three countries. The film supported by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency will screen in selected cinemas nationwide from Monday 20th June 2016.

Jack O’Connell in HOME
Jack O’Connell in HOME [ZOOM]  
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