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Fun, satirical, and a pastiche of the chaotic, brash, self-deprecating tone of 1990s/2000s British reality TV, Tops is filmmaker Ames Pennington’s landmark faux-documentary.
Casting themself as an invasive TV presenter, Ames embarks on a satirical…
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Director Emerald Fennel (Saltburn, A Promising Young Woman) puts her iconic spin on this brand new, highly anticipated adaptation of Emily Bronte’s novel. Set on the wild, West Yorkshire moors, the story of Wuthering Heights follows two landed…
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Set high in the majestic French Pyrenees, this documentary explores a conflict provoked by the reintroduction of brown bears in the midst of a traditional shepherding community.
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Brazil, 1977: During the height of the military dictatorship, Marcelo, a technology expert in his early 40s, is a man on the run. Driven by the desperate hope of reuniting with his son, he journeys to Recife. However, the vibrant city quickly…
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With his senses-ravishing third feature, visionary director Bi Gan takes his deepest plunge yet into the realm of pure cinematic dreamscape. In a world where humans have forsaken dreams in exchange for immortality, a dreaming monster (Jackson Yee)…
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The inaugural screening of Two Short Nights 2026 is a glorious celebration of Celtic language film. The screening has been guest curated by BFI Film Academy Young Programmer’s Osian Andrew and Jack Synod as part of Celtic Voices, a touring programme…
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Exeter Phoenix have partnered with D&C Film to offer one Devon or Cornwall based filmmaker access to £800 in cash funding and £1500 of in kind support to support the production of a short film of any genre, which is up to 7 minutes in length.
Four…
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A selection of shorts about personal connections that are being made, being broken, being sought or simply being.
WHITE GLASS GLOBE
Dir. Hassan Jafari Dariush | 20 mins | Iran
In a society bound by tradition and religion, an Iranian girl and an…
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A showcase of some of the incredible filmmaking talent from across the region. Come along so you can say you saw them here first.
ROCK POOL
Dir. Dan McKay | 17 mins | UK
ROCK POOL invites the viewer into a space of quiet encounters, one that asks…
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From cosmic horrors to a 60w light bulb, no amount of illumination will shake the feeling that something just isn’t right.
THE VIEWING
Dir. Nick Blake | 19 mins | UK
A house viewing spirals into a surreal nightmare for a young woman with a…
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Want to join us for the whole of Two Short Nights Film Festival 2026? The Two Short Nights Festival Pass gives you access to almost every event at the festival, including Best of the Fest, short film screenings, 48 Hour Film Challenge Premiere and…
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The best films from 2026’s 48 Hour Film Challenge, followed by the presentation of this year’s festival awards. The screening will also premiere online alongside the live screening, so if you can’t make it in person, you’ll still be able to join in…
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If you can’t make the rest of the fest, come to the Best of The Fest! Watch the highlights of this year’s festival with this shortlist of films in the running for our Best of The Fest Award.
THE CHILDREN OF ORPHEUS
Dir. Derkan Dogan | 7 mins |…
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Join us on closing night of Two Short Nights for the premiere of this year’s Exeter Phoenix Short Film Commissions! An exciting celebration of the dedication, hard work and talent of this year’s cohort of south west based filmmakers and artists…
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Life could be a dream in this collection of shorts that dive into liminal landscapes and surreal scenarios.
THE TORTOISE
Dir. Amirreza Jalalian | 14 mins | Iran
An old man with a stone face, living in a land of rigid stones, has had enough of his…
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Think you’re a good judge of character? Put your skills to the test in this screening about our ability to truly know ourselves and those around us.
CAMERAMAN
Dir. Arsalan Motavali | 15 mins | UK
In the late 90s, a newly immigrated Iranian…
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Join us for this celebration of documentary film exploring everything from German Asparagus Queens to Japanese singing detectives. Hosted by DOCLAB, a documentary development initiative run by Exeter Phoenix.
THE DETECTIVE'S DREAM
Dir. Ryushi…
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With her life crashing down around her, Linda (Rose Byrne) attempts to navigate her child's mysterious illness, her absent husband, a missing person, and an increasingly hostile relationship with her therapist.
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In winter 1979, the four Takezawa sisters reunite upon learning an unsettling family secret: their daring father, now over seventy, seems to have a mistress — and even a love child!
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A forgotten trial in 1960s Tokyo challenges the law, society, and the very right to live as oneself.
Tokyo, 1965. The city is booming from the Olympic-driven economic surge. Amid growing internationalisation, the government introduces new…
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Two of Britain’s greatest painters, J.M.W. Turner and John Constable were also the greatest of rivals. Born within a year of each other, both used landscape painting to reflect the changing world around them.
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