Whole short films, free to watch
chronoskin shows the films that never reach a cinema, and learns from what you finish which ones to show you next.
It costs nothing. Join to keep a list of what you have seen.
Paper Moons NEW
Someone has probably asked for it already. Send it in and it gets a page of its own, with the crew named on it.
A documentary of nine minutes by Harbour Lights, sent in last March.
Shown on 7 November in the boathouse.
The last crossing of the night, filmed from the car deck over one winter: the deckhands, the three regular passengers and the cook who has not missed a sailing in eleven years.
Showing Festival pick documentary coast night
A crew of five from the north quay, sending in films since 2006.
| No. | Film | Length | Status | Watched |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Night Ferry | 9 min | Showing | 24,106 |
| 2 | Salt and Wire | 12 min | Showing | 15,932 |
| 3 | Low Tide Letters | 6 min | In review | 4,870 |
| 4 | Two Chairs | 4 min | Withdrawn | 1,215 |
Showing can be played In review with the volunteers Withdrawn page only NEW sent this week Festival pick 14 films in all coast silent
Evenings where these films are shown on a wall, with the crews in the room.
A sheet, a projector and ten chairs make an evening.
Tell us about the film first. The file itself is sent on the next page.
How films get here, who looks at them first and what happens after.
Any crew can send a film of twenty minutes or less. It is watched by two volunteers first, and nearly everything is accepted; see the house rules for the few exceptions.
One file, with the sound mixed in. Do not add our name to the titles; the film is yours and stays yours.
Every crew page has a feed; add /feed to its address.
The film gets a page of its own with the crew named on it, and it joins the list on your crew page. You can withdraw it at any time; the page stays, the film stops playing.
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