All Sorts of Shorts

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On this week's episode we're joined by comedian Ishan Ganjoor to discuss three shorts including Emo The Musical (dir. Neil Triffett), 7:35 In The Morning (dir. Nacho Vigalondo), and Today's The Day (dir. David Cloud Campos) To find links to these films and more head to our website: https://movementfilms.co.uk/podcast

On this week's episode we're joined by filmmaker Juliana Matsubara to discuss three shorts including Gatekeeper (dir. Peter Huang), Suburbia (dir. Antonio Orena-Barlin) and Sides of a Horn (dir. Toby Wosskow). To find links to these films and more head to our website: https://movementfilms.co.uk/podcast

It's time for the All Sorts of Shorts Christmas special! On this week's episode we discuss three festive shorts including Anthony (Dir. Jonathan van Tulleken), Love is a Gift (Dir. Phil Beastall), and Cuddle Buddy (Dir. Max Barbacow). To find links to these films and more head to our website: https://movementfilms.co.uk/podcast

This week we're joined by Arnica Miakista to discuss three short films which explore race. This episode was produced by Jamie Mills, and edited by Samuel McGowan.

We get all fuzzy this week as we're joined by our longtime friend and filmmaker Alistair White to discuss three short films which explore friendship! Featuring Bickford Park (2017), The Climb (2017), and Hot Seat (2017). This episode was produced by Jamie Mills, and edited by Bernadeta Beange.

On this week's episode we're joined by Grant Gulczynski, one of the programmers from the Fringe! Queer Film & Arts festival to discuss three films they've shown in previous years including Sirene (2019), Moon (2016), and Crashing Waves (2018). The Fringe festival is taking place from the 12th-17th November in London. You can find out more by going to www.fringefilmfest.com/fringe-2019/. To find out more us about find us on social media @allsortspod. This episode was edited by Samuel McGowan.

On our inaugural episode we discuss three terrifying short films including There Comes A Knocking (2019), Special Day (2018), and How To Be Alone (2019). Next week we'll joined by one of the programmers for the Fringe Queer Film and Arts Fest to discuss three films they've screened in previous years. To find out more head over to our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages all under the name All Sorts of Shorts.

A quick intro to the podcast recorded by our Producer Jamie Mills. On next week's episode we'll be discussing three spooky shorts: There Comes A Knocking (2019) Dir. Ryan Connolly Special Day (2018) Dir. Teal Greyhavanes How To Be Alone (2019) Dir. Kate Trefry To find out more head to our social media pages.