LSFF 2019: New Shorts: Autism-Friendly Screening

 

Oska Bright are back at LSFF for their fourth year with a short film screening in a friendly, laid back environment for audiences on the autism spectrum or with sensory learning disabilities. The programme features a selection of highlights from the Oska Bright archives and suitable entertaining picks from this year’s LSFF programme.

 

Audiences will fall in love with dogs waiting patiently at polling stations, frogs and goldfish, a gentle introduction to the art of knitting and calming images of seaside erosion.

 

Programme:

 

Ian Mantigani, Dogs at Polling Stations, UK, 8 min

 

Kerry Harrison, A Short Film in F Major, UK, 2 min

 

Duncan Cowles, Taking Stock, UK, 5 min

 

Ellen Sampson, Fen Bridges: Forty Foot of Vermuden's Drain to the Great Ouse, UK, 7 min

 

Julian Hand, Erosion: Interstate of Change, UK 5 min

 

Sofia Bohdanowicz, VESLEMØY'S SONG, Canada, 9 min

 

Susan Street, Cross Stitch Chain Stitch French Knot, UK 5 min

 

Anita Safowaa, A Single Bracelet Does Not Jingle, UK 4 min

 

William Glass, Two Inches Above the Ground, UK, 4 min

 

Back to Back Theatre, Radial, Australia, 4 min