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THE ARRIVAL, Dir. Annetta Laufer
New Shorts

NEW SHORTS: Hiding In Plain Sight

21:00 Wed 16 Jan 2019

Regent Street Cinema Regent Street Cinema

These films look to visibility and resilience, to those refuting and those resigned to their obscurity and the ‘margins’ of an unhomely world. Wrestling back their senses of self from society, these characters confront the difficulties of immigration, both past and present, the invisibility of aging and the internal conflict of body image. Watch out for Neil Maskell (Kill List) and Naomi Ackie (Lady Macbeth, Yardie). 98’

Regent Street Cinema

309 Regent St, Marylebone
W1B 2UW
0207 911 5050
Adult £12 / Concessions £11

Access

Please find all access information here, or drop a line to Helen MacKenzie at access@shortfilms.org.uk for more information or special requests.

  • ASHMINA

    Dekel Berenson 16 mins (UK, 2018)

    Nestled between a beautiful lake and the Himalayas, Ashmina, 13, lives with her family at the outskirts of Pokhara Nepal, paragliding capital of the world.
  • FORTRESS

    Emile Ebrahim Kelly 11 mins (UK, 2018)

    A road movie set against the backdrop of the ongoing European refugee crisis.
  • THE DANCE TEACHER

    Dorothy Allen-Pickard 15 mins (UK, 2018)

    Struggling contemporary dancer Ayesha finds an unlikely source of encouragement in Michael, an embittered resident in the care home where she teaches.
  • DODGY DAVE

    Charlotte Regan 8 mins (UK, 2017)

    An east-end drug dealer has to take his son with him to work for the day.
  • SEX ED

    Alice Seabright 13 mins (UK, 2018)

    Ed teaches Sex Education in schools, a job he usually loves - but today, it's the last thing he wants to do.
  • STILL LIFE

    Oscar Albert 3 mins (UK, 2018)

    A life model with body insecurities finds solace in the art that depicts him.
  • GIRL

    Lowri Roberts 5 mins (UK, 2018)

    A young migrant gets her period whilst on the move.
  • THE ARRIVAL

    Annetta Laufer 18 mins (UK, 2018)

    Daisy, a young Jamaican arrives to the ‘Mother Country’ of Britain in 1962 to start a new life with her husband, whom she has not seen for two years.