Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Nocturne Passage

Still from Nocturne Passage, Photo by Poppaea Bicknell

22:22 PRODUCTIONS are very excited about our second short film NOCTURNE PASSAGE.

Nocturne Passage is a 9 minute psychological horror centering on a girl's attempt to detox, after a fateful drug fuelled night out with her best friend. She is haunted by guilt and paranoia or possibly something more...

Written and directed by Amy-Joyce Hastings, the film stars Susan Loughnane, a finalist in last year's 'Britain's Next Top Model' who has also just starred in 'Love/Hate' Season 2, an IFTA award winning drama in Ireland. Actress Ciara Bailey also stars.

The film was shot in London over 3 days and nights in January and February and is currently in post production. More to follow!

Wednesday, 25 August 2010

Portobello Film Festival Official Selection

Hear Me Now will have its UK premiere as part of the comedy programme on September 8th at the 15th Portobello Film Festival, 2010. The venue for this screening is Inn On The Green and HMN will screen at 8pm in the lineup.

You can also request to view the film as part of the Festival's Video Cafe Menu at Westbourne Studios from 6-11pm on 13th-15th September. Hear Me Now is no. 355 in the 'menu'.

HEAR ME NOW UPCOMING SCREENINGS IN LONDON

WED 8 SEPT
Comedy
INN ON THE GREEN 8pm

MON 13 SEPT
International Drama plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm

TUE 14 SEPT
Documentaries plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm

WED 15 SEPT
Art Documentaries plus Video Cafe
WESTBOURNE STUDIOS 6-11pm

For more details on the Portobello Film Festival visit their website or to download a full festival programme click here.

Saturday, 16 January 2010

Hear Me Now Screens at Underground Cinema

22:22 PRODUCTIONS are happy to announce that Hear Me Now will be screening as part of Dublin's Underground Cinema lineup on 18th February 2010.

Friday, 25 September 2009

Ready to Go!

So the film is done, Withoutabox account is loaded up with credit and now begins the festival submission process. Here's the poster: