Best Of: 2016 - 2017
3 May 2017 - The Book Club, Shoreditch
My Stuffed Granny
Effie Pappa
Little Sofía loves her grumpy granny: even though she is always hungry and eats what little food they can buy. Her pension is the only thing keeping her and her father alive. To what extremes will they go to once granny is no more?
Welcome Home
Guillaume Desjardins, Jeremy Bernard
A young couple gets trapped in a cursed apartment.
The Grandson
Jan Van Gorkum
Leo, an old and slightly demented man, gets a surprise visit from his grandson Jacco. When Jacco suddenly reveals that Leo doesn’t actually have a grandson, the seemingly innocent visit changes into something very grim.
Bingo
Patrick Schoenmaker
The seclusive retirement home Afterglow is a depressing end station. Fortunately, feisty elderly Gerda has one spark of joy: the weekly Bingo night. When she is one blank short of winning the game and the tiny ball suddenly disappears, she starts an absurd search in which she is willing to go to extreme lengths in order to get the outcome of that night's bingo game.
On Attend
Dimitri Sterkens
When a young African girl tries to cross the border in order to find her family, she gets stuck in a cyclical no man's land at the border control as she has to take a shower each time she applies for a new passport. A conceptual approach to the bureaucracy and the hopelessness of undocumented refugees.
Full list of films we screened at this event
The Bouquet - Julien Segard, Romain Carciofo
My Stuffed Granny - Effie Pappa
Welcome Home - Guillaume Desjardins, Jeremy Bernard
The Grandson - Jan Van Gorkum
Violet - Maurice Joyce
Bingo - Patrick Schoenmaker
On Attend - Dimitri Sterkens
Vurlak - Adolfo Leyva