Dutch Elm Productions
wood with a subtle twist of pestilence

- in which our plaintiff strives to make some magic image box trickery, in order to insinuate himself into Dame Marjory's will. Constable Blackthorpe, however, has suspicions.

Monday, December 05, 2005

Landcrabarama

Landcrab came and went this weekend and it was a whole host of fun.

Sean Fradley's "A Right Royal Roast" won the Palm Door and the Sadler/Ward hybrid "Chronic Bolton" won the People's Choice award.

All in all a top night. These festivals are starting to feel like a comfy pair of celluloid slippers and for that credit to the organisers.

It would be interesting to see how other festivals compare, I'd like to go look in 2006.


What I did on the film over the weekend: Nil, too much fun to be had elsewhere.

3 Comments:

Blogger Tim Clague said...

I think you'll find that other festivals have much 'better' films - but aren't as much fun. Or as useful for film makers, they don't have a comfortable and informal way to get feedback.

7:28 PM  
Blogger Paul said...

Of course, apologies to Kate.

Her poem was among many facets that made the film so enjoyable.

11:49 AM  
Blogger Paul said...

That's not to say she just did the poem of course.

I'll stop now.

11:52 AM  

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