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Pre-watching help: Nooks and crannies Not to have the knack More info about the shorts for Thu. 22nd November at 12:00. Flea  (Vanessa Caswill): here you are a  trailer  and this link will help you to understand the film: click  here  and  here Negative Space  (Ru Kawahata, Max Porter):  this is the  trailer  and this  link  shows you some facts like the numerous awards, like this  one Poles Apart  (Paloma Baeza): here you are this  link  with information about this film. The Nest  (Jamie Jones): this is the  trailer  and a bit of info  here We Love Moses  (Dionne Edwards): here you are this  review  and this is another  review

More info about the shorts for Thu. 22nd November at 12:00. Flea (Vanessa Caswill): here you are a  trailer  and this link will help you to understand the film: click  here  and  here Negative Space (Ru Kawahata, Max Porter):  this is the  trailer  and this  link  shows you some facts like the numerous awards, like this  one Poles Apart (Paloma Baeza): here you are this  link  with information about this film. The Nest  (Jamie Jones): this is the  trailer  and a bit of info  here We Love Moses (Dionne Edwards): here you are this  review  and this is another  review Pre-watching help: Nooks and crannies Not to have the knack

The World Heritage City of Alcalá de Henares, in Madrid, is hosting a new edition of its short film festival, ALCINE.  The festival has been held since 1983 and has served to launch the careers of some of Spain’s most important directors, such as Alejandro Amenábar, Isabel Coixet and Fernando León de Aranoa. At the same time as the official short film section, there is also a feature film section aimed at new directors. In addition, in order to increase the international presence at the festival, since 2007 there has been an official section for European work. Friday, November 10th, 10:00 am TRAILERS: 1. JAIME , a short film by Christopher Manning:   'Film gave me the sense I wasn't alone' 2. REFUGE , a short film by Leticia Agudo: 3. SWEET MADDIE STONE , a short film by Brady Hood: 4. Tête à Tête , a short film by  Natasha Tonkin: Promising indeed!

1. Rite (Michael Pearce, 2010. UK. 17 min.) Mike takes his estranged son out for his birthday; a man desperate to prove he’s changed. But drink and the simmering violence of match day in London brings out the worst in him over a long, difficult afternoon for father and son. Michael Pearce, BAFTA nominated for Rite . 2. Fixing Luka (Jessica Ashman, 2011. UK. 12 min.) In a ramshackle cottage beside a forest, Lucy and Luka live with their parents. Every day, Luka drives his sister mad as he happily performs obsessive, nonsensical routines with sugar cubes and thimbles . Watching his antics , Lucy thinks her brother is broken but when she’s given the chance to fix him, will she take it? Fixing Luka - Jessica Ashman (Winner Best Animation, Best Visual and Film Of The Night 2011) 3. Sunny Boy (Jane Gull, 2011. UK. 11 min.) Danny and his overprotected father live in a world of darkness due to his rare skin condition. He longs to be a regular teenager playi...