There's no future after the apocalypse, or is there? Three films imagine the end and thereafter. Showcase Runtime : 34 minutes 45 seconds

Two high-schoolers enjoy their summer holidays before being rudely interrupted by nuclear war. Edward Tramaseur is a Welsh filmmaker based in Manchester. He co-founded the independent production company Outcast Productions in 2018 and has since made over fifteen short films. In 2021, he was co-producer, director of photography and editor on the feature film 'Floating Through Life'.

MEMORIES FROM THE BOMB

Set in a post-apocalyptic London, a year after a deadly virus outbreak, a lonely survivor attempts to find the cure. Will he lose hope before it's too late?

HOPE

WINNER of Best UK Short Film Award: Nominations for Best Short Genre Film,  & Best Short Film of Fisheye 2023

France, 2045. In the midst of a food crisis, Alexandra Delpech sees activists barge into her property, determined to steal her land and transform it into fertile oases for the common good. Armed with her shotgun, Alexandra does not intend to be stripped so easily. Raphael Daniel started making films with a Hi8 camera and a Mac at the age of 12, in 1998. After a bachelor degree in cinema that he found this too theoretical and directed a first short film in 2009, Yugen. "Since then, I have directed several self-produced short films that have been broadcast on television and at festivals, such as "Quand l'été a disparu." As an environmental activist I have been mixing my convictions and my taste for cinema for a few years. I am currently writing two feature eco-fiction films, "Ivan et les arbres", winner of the Atmosphères festival and supported by Bonne Pioche!, and "Sacrée Forêt!" produced by Vagabundo Films."

NIQUE LE PRIVE! (FUCK PRIVATE PROPERTY!)

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Apocalypse Then? : 3 Genre Shorts

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