The entries are split into two categories for awards - Amateurs and Film School/Young
Professionals. The international jury of seven judges awarded 5 Gold medals (4 to amateurs
and 1 to a FS/YP);
15 Silver medals (split 9 and 6); 35 Bronze medals (split 22 and 13); and
43 Diplomas of Honour (split 34 and 9). See the full list of results on the UNICA website.
Great Results for the British Programme
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COPY THAT by Kingsley Hoskins Most offices have a matchmaker who enjoys bringing couples together ... but this one is very unusual. |
POPPING THE QUESTION by Kingsley Hoskins A
young man wonders how to ask her to marry him. He
envisages a range of approaches but imagines them
all going wrong. |
SELFIE
A quiet night alone with the TV and occasional text messages from her boyfriend turns into something blood-chilling. |
FALL
by Angus Bentham, Bysshe Harkavy, Chloe Crolla-Maas, Hugh Nelson, Jack Clare, Jack Simmons, Joe Morris, Maggie Stanaszek, Robert Blythe, Samuel Colilduck, Sarah Carroll, Shelby Maddock, Stephanie Cowley, Georgina Howarth-Evans & Tremayne Taylor Traumatised
by the murder of his partner during a mugging, the
young man is trapped in his home until a phone
message arrives. |
RANSOM NOTE by Colchester Film Makers Club A taut, wordless thriller which demands close attention. |
A
REFLECTIVE VIEW OF LONDON by Graham Ralls
The capital's sights seen in reflections on windows,
water, vehicles, brass plates ... |
THE
PATIENT FISHERMAN by Jill Lampert A personal investigation of grey herons, looking at their habitat, feeding habits, lives, legends - and legs! |
World Minute Movie Cup
British entries |
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THE GREAT MARQUESS by Dorothy Borrie Trainspotters vie to photograph a famous steam engine |
THE CONFESSION by Pam Baker The priest hears an unusual confession. |
UNICA 2015: Report