Short Film Programme 2

21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Roots Will Remain

Inspired by the events which are tragically ongoing in Ukraine, this film tells the story of a determined sunflower making its journey toward the light.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Boxed Up

A wooden box that resurfaces decades later reconnects Glen with his childhood and the questions it left behind.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Swim Fever

Images of Barrelstout's (Bev Zalcock and Sara Chambers) female friends swimming in Kentish seas and beyond.

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21/03/2026 - 20/03/2026

Notes from a Landscape

A lyrical documentary exploring Romney Marsh landscape through Winter.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Digging For Worms

Explore the remarkable world of lugworm diggers on the Kent coast.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

The Dreamers

An experimental film that draws on the imagery of the performance video, ‘Trapped: Elizabeth and Leo’, from the London Community Video Archive (LCVA), interwoven with original poetry and mixed with transformed archival footage.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Return To Water

At the Walpole Tidal Pool in Margate, a swimmer reflects on how water becomes a space for transformation and self-discovery.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Covenant With The River Medway

In early September 2025, Stephen Turner, Martin Booth and AD Taylor went out onto the water in two small craft to begin a dialogue with the river and with each other, about human relationships with tidal estuary waters.

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

Audry Lornacle Or 14 Days In DJ’s House

"So now I've landed here. A bump of flat land at the tip of England with the most beautiful and roundest pebbles in the world. They're called shingles here. A cottage full of memories and ghosts, perhaps."

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21/03/2026 - 21/03/2026

True Love

A group of teenagers fall desperately in love with the same person. As their attempts to impress their crush and one-up each other get more and more dramatic, conflict is inevitable.

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