Screen Stars of Tomorrow
Various
Digital
1h 45m | UK | Shorts
Encouraging young filmmakers.
See the selected Screen Stars of Tomorrow independent short filmmakers from Cornwall Film Festival short film competition
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Screen Stars of Tomorrow is an extraordinarily talent-rich programme from 16-18-year-olds in Cornwall. Content is invited from FE Colleges and schools in Cornwall, judged, and selected work is listed below.
The best short film is awarded the Rising Star award and invited to be screened in the Best of the Best on Saturday 19th November at 10am at The Poly Falmouth during the Film Festival
The Mule Runner
Dylan Power, Josh Levens
A teenage boy is a Mule (a person who transports drugs from one area to another) and how we follow his journey to get to a drop off point. The problem of the story happens when he is diverted from the planned route because of complications, so now he must travel between the neighborhood houses not to get spotted by the police and must make it to the drop off point.
No Place Like Home
Jessica James
A poetic/observational documentary about people's feelings towards the contrast between urban and rural locations and how and why people might have preferences for one type of location.
Whisper Woods
Kaiya Bird
A simple story of about a group of characters who become friends in the woods. All these characters are fictional, they are mythical Tim Burton styled like animals and monsters.
Greuneval
Isaac Prior
This film tells the story of the conflict between the titular Greunaval and his pursuer Ankow. The character of Greunaval is inspired by the hindu asura/demon Raktabija whose drop of blood reaching the floor would create a clone.
A Drag Queen Story
Arianne Davies
Jack shares his insightful story of growing up in Cornwall and the limitations he felt, and how he left the county to embrace his career as a Drag artist and performer.
Identity Theft
Shay Crowe
A mission is in hand but becomes complicated when things aren't what they first seemed.
Neurosis
Arianne Davies
An escalation in poor mental health due to forgotten medication results in some dramatic outcomes.
Joose
Shay Crowe
An upbeat energetic promotional video for fictional clothing company Joose.
MAZZA x WOT slowthai
Derry Homer
A deliberately over stylized edit inspired by Cole Bennett incorporating UK rap codes and conventions.
Christmas Thi-Eve
Earle, Kai, Ira
After multiple break-ins, the date has been set to confront the thieve on Christmas Eve!
British Bombs
Arianne Davies
A topical and entertaining music video in light of Covid and it's ever changing and confusing lockdown rules... Planned, filmed and edited in three weeks of yet another UK lockdown by a 17 year old FE student.
The Homet
Cristo Croker
Coming soon.
The St Tudy Inn
Finn Brown
Punctuated with poetry this insightful documentary explores the personal experience of Julie; a housekeeper of the local pub.
Wishing We Could Go Back
Kian Radford
An entertaining music video that reflects on the nostalgic charm of our care free youth!
Pushed Past The Limit
Dan Smith
Devastated by the loss and betrayal of his lover our protagonist is pushed past the limit to destructive decisions.
If I Tell You A Secret Are You Gonna Kill Me?
Ollie Greenhalgh
A student music video.
The Paranoid Android
Charlie Wilson
A dystopian tale of human-technology evolving to support medicine and the implications resulting in an ostracised society.
Gruff
Charlie Sturrock
Colin is a celebrity Masterchef winner with a difference - he’s a troll with furry ears, bushy tail and a powder keg temper. His restaurant ventures never quite take off as he can’t resist annoying everyone he meets, not helped by the fact that his assistant, cousin Kevin, is monumentally dim