Intrinsic Moral Evil
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Sunday 16th October, 11:00 – The Hive). INTRINSIC MORAL EVIL – Three dancers play with the viewer’s perception and expectations: is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity.
Closets
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). CLOSETS features a tormented 16 year old Henry who, on 12 March 1986, time travels through his bedroom closet and meets up with a similar present day teenager, Ben, occupying his same bedroom 30 years later.
Honeymoon
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). HONEYMOON – Lucy and Johanna are on their honeymoon. Johanna is partially, and Lucy profoundly, deaf. They arrive at a B&B where they are greeted by a sullen landlady.
A Delicate Love
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). A DELICATE LOVE – Peter, a Maths student, works part-time in a delicatessen. When a handsome and sophisticated older man purchases exquisite delicacies, Peter cannot help but be drawn to him and his fantasy life gets way out of hand.
Dawn
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). DAWN – As dawn creeps across London, two lost outcasts meet in the darkness, more afraid of themselves than each other.
2016 Film Festival Programme
The Eleventh Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival will be held on 14th-16th October 2016 The film …
Queen's Mile
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). QUEEN’s MILE is a heartwarming story of a young woman’s courage in coping with depression, in her own unique way.
Little Elephant
Short Film – UK Short Film Selection: (Saturday 15th October, 10:15 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). LITTLE ELEPHANT is a film about love over three generations. Rahila, a gay mum reflects on her severed relationship of 6-years with her dad.
Wherever You Are
Short Film: (Friday 6th October, 20:00). Screening prior to God’s Own Country. John, a 48 year old grieving father who embarks on a journey in search to discover the hidden life of his recently deceased son, Paul.
Women Like Us & Women Like That with Q&A
Feature Film: (Saturday 15th October, 13:30 – The Old Market Hall Cinema). A warm and personal history of the changing face of lesbian life and culture in Britain from the 1920s to the 1990s. 16 women from various backgrounds give first-hand accounts in two documentaries, first shown on Channel 4 as part of the ground-breaking 1980’s TV series: ‘Out On Tuesday’, with a Shropshire twist!
