Glastonbury Festival

Cinema Field

Outdoor Screen Listings 2004

Friday
10.30pm: Station Agent
00.00am: Spun
02.15am: The Wicker Man

Saturday
10.15pm: Starsky & Hutch
00.30am: Kill Bill 1
02.00am: 21 Grams

Sunday
10.15pm: Big Fish
00.30pm: Kill Bill 2
02.15pm: City Of God

Short Film Marquee

We thought: “Wouldn’t it be great if there was a marquee at Glastonbury that just showed cool movies all day long? Not big mega-budget feature films but funky little shorts & animations - festival films. Where you could just go & chill out for a bit, watch movies, and drink tea.” Well how many sugars do you want?

This year, the legendary cinema field plays host to one of the most amazing collections of short films ever assembled, in its very own marquee, all day, every day of the festival.

Festival Shorts presents the very best entries from the massive Glastonbury Festival short film competition.

Future Shorts shows a brilliant selection from their monthly London & European showcases, including the award winning Le Cheval 2.1 and Mike Leigh & Jim Broadbent’s masterpiece A Sense of History.

The Portobello Film Festival team has put together a weird & wonderful collection of previous festival winners, including Ardal O’Hanlon in Flying Saucer Rock & Roll and the twisted Bondi Hophead Zombie Freakout.

Direct from the heart of Soho, comes a first class programme from Leapfrog Entertainment, including BAFTA animation winners Jo Jo in the Stars and Man with the Beautiful Eyes.

And after dark, prepare for the inspired insanity that is the Punchdrunk film collective, who bring you the celebrated Pigeon Director and Tarmac.

BBC3 will be showing Glastonbury highlights past & present and don’t forget the afternoon movies – including Gamera Attack of Legion, the return of the Japanese 200 ft flying turtle, Supergrass – a Home Movie and the double Grammy nominated 1 Giant Leap.

It’s gonna be one hell of a show!

Pete Snowman, June 2004

Friday
11.00am: Finding Nemo
01.00pm: Short films (see below for more information)
05.00pm: Gamera Attack of Legion
07.00pm: Short films (see below for more information)
00.30am: Festival express**
02.30am: Touching the Void
04.10am: Finish

Saturday
11.00am: Home on the Range**
12.30pm: Short films (see below for more information)
04.30pm: BBC3 Glastonbury Moments
05.00pm: Supergrass – A Home Movie
06.30pm: Short films (see below for more information)
00.30am: The Ladykillers*
02.30am: Supersize Me**
04.10am: Finish

Sunday
11.00am: Spirited Away
01.30pm: Short films (see below for more information)
04.30pm: BBC3 Glastonbury Moments
05.00pm: 1 Giant Leap
07.00pm: Short films (see below for more information)
00.30am: Deep Blue 2003**
02.30am: Capturing the Friedmans
04.10am: Finish

*UK Opening weekend
**Advance preview screening, UK opening in July & August

Full programme listings

Festival Shorts 1

The End, Tim Clayton/ Rob Crowther, 1 mins
Innocents Abroad, Chris Nunwick, 3 mins
The Return of Peg Leg Pete, David Cairns, Nigel R Smith, 10 mins
The Dog who was a Cat Inside, Siri Melchior, 3 mins
Me You and The Dead, Rick Griffiths, Mike Ogden, 17 mins
Horseboy Gets a Gun, Jane Couldrey, 3 mins
Zero Genie, Jem Finer/Ansuman Biswas, 10 mins
Boxed In, Will Becher, 5 mins
Darko’s Crystal Mill, Marta Velasques, 7 mins
The Unswept Floor, Jane Hubbard/Maurine O’Kane, 4 mins
60 Cups of Coffee, David Ward, 8 mins
The Telekenetic, Justin Rogers, 6 mins
My Yacht, Tom Wontner, 29 mins
UFO Spotters, Henry Burrows, 1 mins

Festival Shorts 2

Art of Silence, Pete Jardine/Tammy Hall, 2 mins
The Portal, Dan Rutley, 11 mins
Number 54, Iain Finlay, 8 mins
Foley Street, Tim Clayton/ Rob Crowther, 8 mins
Gina & Stella, Sarah Ball, 8 mins
Cry for Bobo, David Cairns, Nigel R Smith, 9 mins
My Brothers Valentine, Bruce Partleton/Danny Rhodes, 14 mins
Dove Life, Maureen O’Kane, 1 min
The Pass, James Fendeck/Richard Daly, 15 mins
The Dreamer, Damian Surr, 5 mins
Pigeon, Joanna Lathwood, Tom Wong 4 mins
A Few Days, Kimo Kroll, 9 mins
The Oval Portrait, Aidan McAteer, 3 mins
All Over Brazil, David Ward, 9 mins
The Man Who Liked to Wee Off Buildings, Jonathan Miles, 1 mins

Festival Shorts Late

Massive Swerve, Robert Valley, 5 mins
Arthur’s Amazing Things, Martin Gooch, 10 mins
Push, Steven Hore, 1 min
If Music be the Food of Love, Paul Van Gelder, 2 mins
Livestock, Dicken Franklin, Kate Munkenbeck, 3 mins
A Heap of Trouble, Steve Sullivan, 4 mins
The Adventures of Big Jeff, Tom Parkinson, 5 mins
Cochon Damn’d, Neon Kelly, John Lyons, MarkWilletts, 3 mins
Stiff Drink, Steven Hore, 8 mins
Textual Attraction, Ieuan Morris, 12 mins
The Orgasm Raygun, Martin Gooch, 4 mins
Yeti, Tia Perkins, 1 mins

Future Shorts 1

Covert, Joe Berger, 7 mins
Function at the Junction, Justin Mcardle, 12 mins
She Loves Me, She loves Me Not, Jamie Rafn, 6 mins
The Computer Virus, Jesse Chambers, 12 mins
Je T'aime John Wayne, Toby Mcdonald, 10 mins
On S’embrasse?, Pierre Olivier, 6 mins
Palindrome, Phillipe Barckinski, 7 mins
How to Tell a Relationship is Over, Tony Roche, 6 mins
Le Cheval 2.1, Stephen Scott-Hayward/Alex Kirkland, 1 mins
Sweet, James Pilkington, 10 mins
Promised Land, Gili Dolev, 16 mins

Future Shorts 2

I Expect Joan Feels the Same, Sophie Williams, 4 mins
The Librarian’s Dream, John Wright, 10 mins
The Lift, Marc Issacs, 24 mins
Inside Out, The Guard Brothers, 7 mins
The Bloody Olive, Vincent Bal, 10 mins
Copy Shop, Virgil Widrich, 12 mins
I Just Want to Kiss You, Jamie Thraves, 11 mins
A Sense of History, Mike Leigh, 28 mins
Merci, Christine Rabette, 8 mins
Dobermann, Florian Henckel Von Donnersmark, 5 mins

Future Shorts Late

Brown Paper Bag , Michael Clifford, 13 mins
One Small Leap, James Walker/Ed Boase, 3 mins
Suspended, Zac And Dan, 10 mins
Respectable, Misha Manson Smith, 5 mins
The Collector, Fabien Riggall, 7 mins
Suite 705, Michael Steiner, 20 mins
Le Bateur Du Bolero, Patrice Leconte, 8 mins
Between The Wars, Emily Woof, 12 mins
Argent Content, Phil Dussol, 18 mins
Gisele Kerozene, Jan Kounen, 4 mins
My wrongs 8245 8249 117, Chris Morris, 12 mins

Portobello Film Festival 1

Flying saucer Rock & Roll, Hughes Brothers, 15 minutes
I Wash therefore I Am, Rob Smits, 10 mins
Shooting Blanks, Liam Gavin, 10 mins
Ned Warking: Living With Death, Gurchetan Singh, 15 mins
Aqua Gym, Simon Green, 5 mins

Portobello Film Festival 2

Love Your Neighbour, James Bloom, 10 mins
Ideja, John Wheeler, 5 mins
Loops, Tucker Davila Wood, 20 mins
Exit, Lucy Wallace, 10 mins
Extn.21, Lizzie Oxby, 10 mins

Portobello Film Festival Late

Fill Her Up, Mark Denton, 2 mins
Bondi Hophead Zombie Freakout, Kent Boswell, 10 mins
The Forgotten, Jens Hertzum, 100 sec
Dad’s Dead, Chris Shepherd, 10 mins
Duty, Jochen A. Freydank, 15 mins
Fiction In One Minute, Sheena Macrae, 1 minute
The Art Of The critic, Dom Shaw, 10 mins
The Follower, Adrian Sellars, 10 mins

Leapfrog

South Side, M J McMahon, 11 mins
Polish Your Shoes, Sam Huntley, 11 mins
The Most Beautiful Man in the World, Alicia Duffy, 5 mins
The Man with the Beautiful Eyes, Jonathan Hodgson, 5 mins
77 Beds, Alnoor Dewshi, 10 mins
JoJo In the stars, Marc Craste, 12 mins
What Barry Says, Simon Robson, 2 mins

Punchdrunk

Toon Army, 1 mins
PD Trailer, 30 secs
Storycorner, 2 mins
EastEnders 1 min
Castaway 5 mins
Pigeon Director 8 mins
Superstar 2 mins
Six for Five 1 min
EPK 5 mins
Cowboys 3 mins
Did I Do Wrong 2 mins
Tarmac 2 mins

BBC3 Glastonbury Moments
BBC3 showcase of the best moments from the Glastonbury Festival.

Dust Devils, Dearbhla Glynn/Aprile Blake, 45 mins
An Irish look at the legendary Burning Man festival.

Friday Afternoon Movie
Gamera Attack of Legion, Shusuke Kaneko, 100 mins
Courtesy of ADV Films.
The return of Gamera, a Japanese 200ft flying turtle.

Saturday Afternoon Movie
Supergrass: A Home Movie, 80 mins
Taken from Supergrass is 10 DVD.

Sunday Afternoon Movie
1 Giant Leap, Jamie Catto /Duncan Bridgeman, 87 mins
Double Grammy nominated musical masterpiece.

Short Film Competition Now Closed

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