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Explore and discover Short Films from around the world, from first-time filmmakers to award-winning short form stories and festival favourites.

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Boys Feels: Stand By Me (NQV Media) review – the need for a companion, friend or brother when the pressures of adolescence descend

by Neil Baker

21st November 2022

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Moshari (BFI London Film Festival) review – Humayan crafts this near-apocalyptic world with remarkable efficiency

by Emma Duffy

10th October 2022

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The Dependent Variables (BFI London Film Festival) review – the joy, uncertainty, and longing of a gentle and tentative sexual awakening

by Neil Baker

5th October 2022

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North Star (short film) review – a passionate, beautiful and delicate discussion on love, loss and family

by Neil Baker

12th September 2022

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The Aussie Boys (NQV Media) review – seven road-trip shorts exploring departures, arrivals and revelations

by Neil Baker

3rd September 2022

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FrightFest Bites 2022 – a collection of quick read reviews from this year’s FrightFest London

by Neil Baker

18th August 2022

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Champ (Short Film) review – a powerful exploration of parental influence, separation and a toxic and twisted love

by Neil Baker

1st July 2022

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The Male Gaze: Fleeting Glances (NQV Media) – the random moments, meetings and connections that shape our hopes and desires

by Neil Baker

4th June 2022

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Peccadillo Pictures announces the release of Boys on Film 22: Love to Love You

by Neil Baker

13th May 2022

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The Wake (Short Film) review – a captivating exploration of brotherly love, teenage rebellion and tragedy

by Neil Baker

8th May 2022

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Short Films- Page 9

Boys Feels: Stand By Me (NQV Media) review – the need for a companion, friend or brother when the pressures of adolescence descend

Moshari (BFI London Film Festival) review – Humayan crafts this near-apocalyptic world with remarkable efficiency

The Dependent Variables (BFI London Film Festival) review – the joy, uncertainty, and longing of a gentle and tentative sexual awakening

FrightFest Bites 2022 – a collection of quick read reviews from this year’s FrightFest London

The Male Gaze: Fleeting Glances (NQV Media) – the random moments, meetings and connections that shape our hopes and desires

Peccadillo Pictures announces the release of Boys on Film 22: Love to Love You

The Wake (Short Film) review – a captivating exploration of brotherly love, teenage rebellion and tragedy

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