Congratulatons to the the winner of 2006's New Film Maker Awards, Tom Harper whose film 'Cubs' tells the story of a gang of kids who have discovered a dark new sport.
Tom's film won great reviews, with one judge commenting, 'this is a proper short film from a real film maker'.
** Please note some of the films contain strong adult themes and language which some may find offensive and unsuitable for children. They will only be available post watershed (21.00) until 05.00. Other films are only viewable on the 91Èȱ¬ Film Network website.
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Runners Up
Bobsboxes
A film showing two lovers' tragic attempt to be together - inside Bobsboxes.
Mono
Follow the story of two lonely people as they connect through the wall dividing their apartments.
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Finalists
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Daddy's Girl
Daddy's Girl takes an honest and
poignant look at a dysfunctional family's relationships.
Ma Boy
Delve into a claustrophobic, intensely twisted love triangle in Ma Boy.
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A Plastic Toy Dinosaur
A father and son's day out together brings about a simple story about difficult things.
Rabbit Stories
Take a fragmented, chaotic and provocative look inside a man's troubled mind.
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Rear View
Rear View is a nerve shredding noir film, which unfolds in a single continuous shot.
Stiffy
Prepare yourself for a necrophiliac romantic comedy, sure to capture the coldest heart.
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The Wallet
A dropped wallet really shouldn't cause this much trouble - but it does!
Congratulatons to the the winner of 2006's New Film Maker Awards, Tom Harper whose film 'Cubs' tells the story of a gang of kids who have discovered a dark new sport.
A film showing two lovers' tragic attempt to be together - inside Bobsboxes.
Follow the story of two lonely people as they connect through the wall dividing their apartments.
Daddy's Girl takes an honest and
poignant look at a dysfunctional family's relationships.
Delve into a claustrophobic, intensely twisted love triangle in Ma Boy.
A father and son's day out together brings about a simple story about difficult things.
Take a fragmented, chaotic and provocative look inside a man's troubled mind.
Rear View is a nerve shredding noir film, which unfolds in a single continuous shot.
Prepare yourself for a necrophiliac romantic comedy, sure to capture the coldest heart.
A dropped wallet really shouldn't cause this much trouble - but it does! 