The Big One #2 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
A lonely woman attempts to navigate Christmas festivity while coming to terms with the death of her mother. Created by Ben Hack, Sabrina Goulding, Plymouth College Of Art.
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Lost Frequencies #3 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
Lost Frequencies #3 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge. Ris Evans, Plymouth High School for Girls.
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The Big One | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
A festive LGBTQ+ romance short film. Created by Charlotte Ling, Jason Hooper, Lauren Medlicott, Plymouth College of Art.
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Second, Day, Month | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
This film is about the passing of time, and how the festive period changes for our generation as years go by, inspired by monologue in film and Soviet montage. Created by Sophie Walbank and Hollie Ratcliffe, Ivybridge Community College.
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Lost Frequencies #2 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
Letting go is one of the hardest things we can do. What’s easier is putting everything into a box, except then you have to carry it with you. The challenge is confronting what is in the box. Created by Amelia Varley, Plymouth High School for Girls.
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Friday Night (Runner Up) | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
A short film about Christmas, family and memories. Created by Ciara Redmond.
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Nineteen (Runner Up) | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
When three friends are exchanging Christmas gifts they come across a present that has no label on it. Things begin to escalate as they try to figure out who the mysterious box is for. Created by Matthew Simpson, Tobias Griffin, Finley Bell, Amit Pangali.
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Lost Frequencies (Runner Up) | Plymouth College of Arts 72hr Challenge
The film is a festive themed, dramatic thriller. It tells the story of a girl named Rose who receives a present box addressed to her in the mail, but will she find out where it came from or what the box holds inside? Created by Laura Jernstroem and Kalina Ciepla.
