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Fun for all the Family Cutting Edge A Host of Talent

Fun for all the Family

Matinee Screening
Broadway Screen 1
22 April 2006 15:00

Young filmmakers: Saturday afternoon bang! continues its tradition of bringing the best in short films by young filmmakers for younger audiences with our family matinee - the event includes films made by youth / community groups, schools and inspired teenaged directors and work made by adults suitable for all the family.

	2 Camels Simon Ralph Hilarious tiny animated classic from regular Ralph - a name to watch out for in future, so take note funders!
	A Storm And Some Snow Simon Ellis Thunder and Lightening, very very frightening? Viewed from a back garden it seems more beautiful than that.
	Bedroom Sandra Romy Smart animated tale of the consequences that little lie-in you want can have on those that matter. Time flies...
	Blink and You'll Miss It Darrell Horn Am I getting old or are the pop stars of today getting younger and younger? Great stuff for every aspiring musician.
	Chase at The Chase Inclusion Project St Ann's - Hoop Productions Have we got the youth of today right? Are we stereotyping them? This fantastic youth project sets the record straight.
	Click Clack Victor Moulin, Aurelie Frechinos, Thomas Wagner Beautifully animated film about two robots that communicate with noisy objects. How will they cope with the noisiest object on Earth.
	Every Street Dreams Livewire Studios Ever dreamt you went to school in your underpants? Fabulous work from young, Manchester animators.
	Reduce, Reuse And Recycle King Edward VII School and The Grove Primary School Smart animated tale of environmental action we can all take in our daily lives.
	Simon Says Harvey Sharman Dunn A cautionary tale of bullying and the terrible consequences of it. Brought to life by young people who matter.
	Snowballs Newton's Walk Pupil Referral Unit in Derby - Q-Arts Truly wonderful new work from those talented young people at Q-Arts.
	Tea and Some Thoughts Matthew Tregoning Lost anything lately? Misplaced something important? A sweet mystery tale of possibilities.
	The Supply Chain Nottingham Youth Inclusion Programme - Positive Futures How do drugs make it into our city and where do they end up?
	When Good Things Happen Ellie Wake A great little film that takes a positive outlook on things and, as such, is a real breath of fresh air.

Fun for all the Family Cutting Edge A Host of Talent

Cutting Edge

Premier Screening
Broadway Screen 1
23 April 2006 14:00

Premier : This year bang! has grown yet again and we are delighted to host a special presentation of brand new commissioned shorts from up and coming filmmakers - 3 Minute Warnings, co-produced and funded by BritFilms and Em-Media and produced by Wellington Films this exciting series of low budget yet innovative and dramatic shorts from the region, covering mistaken identity, expectant automobiles and battling for survival against angry swans make their debut at a special premier. Throughout the event Amanda Smith will be exhibiting production stills giving audiences a glimpse behind the scenes.

	A Hiss In The Wind Owen Davies Beware the moon. stick to the towpath. Watch this film at Britfilms
	A Relatively Close Call Cheryl Marshall Cass is cheating on Anton. Anton smells a rat, but he has no proof. can he sniff out the truth? Watch this film at Britfilms
	Baby On Board Shaun Mechen Some things just can't wait. Watch this film at Britfilms
	Nose Hair James Sharpe Some things are best left alone. Watch this film at Britfilms
	The Report David Smith A horror/thriller about the mentally corrupting nature of the modern workplace. Watch this film at Britfilms
	Tonight Mehul Desai Amish is bored, Amish is depressed, Amish knows what he has to do next Watch this film at Britfilms

Fun for all the Family Cutting Edge A Host of Talent

Bang! in the bar
Broadway Café Bar
23 April 2006 17:00

bang! in the bar: A delicious cocktail - In the evening the Café Bar at Broadway plays host to some of the most beautiful, provocative and ambient pieces of new work. This is a great opportunity to sit back in comfort and be seduced. Live DJs and music. Plus a screening of "Terzetto" a 3 cities project, a poetic look at the region focusing on Leicester, Nottingham and Derby.

	A Storm And Some Snow Simon Ellis A simple observation of nature and a mini masterpiece viewed from a back garden.
	Cafe Bouillu Stephane Berla Beautiful Parisian animated music promo.
	California Drift Paul Stevens An ambient, dreamlike and seductive work, a landscape painting come to life.
	Click Clack Victor Moulin, Aurelie Frechinos, Thomas Wagner Beautifully animated film about two robots that communicate with noisy objects. How will they cope with the noisiest object on Earth?
	Ice Simon Ralph Beautiful, haunting score from Ralph perfectly compliments these striking visuals of giant ice caverns.
	Terzetto Amanda Smith and John Ross Poetic drift through dawn through night in three crucial cities of our region, Derby, Nottingham & Leicester, part of the 3 Cities Scheme. Watch this film at Britfilms

Fun for all the Family Cutting Edge A Host of Talent

A Host of Talent

Main Screening
Broadway Screen 1
23 April 2006 20:15

Main Programme: Sunday night bang! screens the best in new films covering every genre, style and budget. From the fascinating documentary A Short Sharp Shock by Dee Kalikoti on gun violence to low budget comedy hi-jinx in the hilarious local flick Tramspotting by Matt Barker; from the violent and poetic Deliberate Death of a Postman (shot in Hyson Green), to experimental and beautiful dramas like Vacant/Engaged by Mari King- there is something here for everyone, including one or two major surprises.

	2 Camels Simon Ralph Hilarious tiny animated classic from regular Ralph - a name to watch out for in future, so take note funders!
	A Hiss In The Wind Owen Davies Beware the moon. stick to the towpath. Dead pan and Frighteningly funny! Watch this film at Britfilms
	A Relatively Close Call Cheryl Marshall Cass is cheating on Anton and he smells a rat, but he needs proof. can he sniff out the truth? Great debut from rising new talent. Watch this film at Britfilms
	A Storm And Some Snow Simon Ellis Ellis's film, all Sturm and Drang is a poetic example of what can be achieved, a simple observation of nature and a mini masterpiece.
	Baby On Board Shaun Mechen Some things just can't wait. Great animated mayhem from ultra talented Mechen. Watch this film at Britfilms
	Bedroom Sandra Romy Smart animated tale of the consequences that little lie-in you want can have on those that matter. Time flies.
	Click Clack Victor Moulin, Aurelie Frechinos, Thomas Wagner
	Deliberate Death Of A Postman Michael Abbott Poetic insight on the mean streets of Nottingham, here a dog eat dog world of petty interest and sudden violence - provocative stuff. Watch this film at Britfilms
	Short Sharp Shock Dee Kalikoti A deeply impressive documentary short, filled with important interviews that offer an insight into the other side of gun crime.
	Six Shooter Martin McDonagh
	Still Life Kieron Clark A moving and subtly disturbing drama that expertly fuses monologue and character study to accute effect.
	Too Much Is Never Enough Jamie Freeth An hilarious take on ultimate consumerism - deeply theatric in execution, fundamentaly filmic in effect. and bloody funny.
	Tramspotting Matt Barker A wild life documentary about newcomers to the area - our trams and their natural history, filmed entirely in our local. Watch this film at Britfilms
	Vacant - Engaged Mari King and Lisa Bamford Highly experimental drama, innovative and effective - one drunken lurch of a film, a deeply claustrophobic experience.
	Violence Breeds Tristan Olfield Hyper real and stylish take on the nature of casual violence and the effect it has - what goes around comes around.