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The National Film Board of Canada, in association with the Cannes Short Film Corner and partner YouTube, welcomes you to this NFB competition, now in its fifth year.
Its your turn to choose. Internet votes will decide the best film, and the winner will be announced at Cannes on May 21. The prize: an HD MINI-DV camera and a mobile studio including laptop and editing suite.
Director: Tom Daley
Running Time: 700
Country: U.K.
Category: Thriller
A guy arrives at a beautiful stately home in the British countryside and starts getting it all ready for his stag weekend. While walking through the house and grounds he tells us a story of a groom who's best man is sleeping with his fianc?e the ultimate betrayal. What would you do to exact revenge? What does he do?
Tom was the recipient of the 2005 Bulldog Bursary and became Director-on-Attachment at the Royal National Theatre Studio. He has worked as an Assistant Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Exchange Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre and Citizens Theatre. Directing credits include The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Rope (Watermill Theatre), Invisible Mountains (Royal National Theatre), The School of Night (Royal Shakespeare Company), The Ash Girl (RADA), Plenty and Macbeth (Guildhall) and Rusalka (English Touring Opera). Film credits include Observer, The Meeting, The Killing, The Spider and The Rules of the Game which is in pre production to become his first feature film.
Its your turn to choose. Internet votes will decide the best film, and the winner will be announced at Cannes on May 21. The prize: an HD MINI-DV camera and a mobile studio including laptop and editing suite.
Director: Tom Daley
Running Time: 700
Country: U.K.
Category: Thriller
A guy arrives at a beautiful stately home in the British countryside and starts getting it all ready for his stag weekend. While walking through the house and grounds he tells us a story of a groom who's best man is sleeping with his fianc?e the ultimate betrayal. What would you do to exact revenge? What does he do?
Tom was the recipient of the 2005 Bulldog Bursary and became Director-on-Attachment at the Royal National Theatre Studio. He has worked as an Assistant Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Exchange Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre and Citizens Theatre. Directing credits include The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Rope (Watermill Theatre), Invisible Mountains (Royal National Theatre), The School of Night (Royal Shakespeare Company), The Ash Girl (RADA), Plenty and Macbeth (Guildhall) and Rusalka (English Touring Opera). Film credits include Observer, The Meeting, The Killing, The Spider and The Rules of the Game which is in pre production to become his first feature film.
May 9, 2009 2:17 PM
