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The Second World War is experienced through the journey of Private Cole, a dramatic study of the contrasting nature between the innocence of childhood and the reality of war, and the emotional struggle that accompanies it. An odyssey of sorrow, friendship, innocence and adventure set against a canvas of war-torn France.
SCREENINGS & AWARDS
- Cannes Film Festival, France, 2016 (Official Selection, Court Métrage) - World Premiere
- Rhode Island International Film Festival, USA, 2016 (Semi-Finalist, 'Best Short')
- Portsmouth International Film Festival, UK, 2016 (Nominated, 'Best British Film' & Winner, 'Best Costume Design')
- Sydney Indie Film Festival, Australia, 2016 (Nominated 6 Awards & Winner, 'Best Lead Male')
- Bucharest ShortCut CineFest, Romania, 2016 (Official Selection)
- Midlands Movies Film Awards, UK, 2017 (Nominated 2 Awards & Winner, 'Best Original Score')
- ClujShorts International Short Film Festival, Romania, 2017 (Official Selection)
- Festival Tolerancije, Croatia, 2017 (Official Selection)
- Carmarthen Bay Film Festival, UK, 2017 (Official Selection)
- Normandie World War II International Film Festival, France, 2017 (Nominated, 'Outstanding World War II Short Film')
- Cayman International Film Festival, Cayman Islands, 2017 (Official Selection)
WRITTEN & DIRECTED by Calum Rhys | @calrhys
PRODUCED by Ryan Eden, Calum Rhys and Morgan Rhys
STARRING Luke Goddard, Ross O'Hennessy, Aaron Jeffcoate, Jonas Daniel Alexander and Mark Anthony Games
Shot on Red Epic with Canon EF Lenses
in Worcestershire, England.
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