Kaos Films Announces British Short Screenplay Contest Winners
Kaos Films has announced the three winners of the British Short Screenplay Competition:
(in alphabetical order)
Bang! Bang! You're Dead by Karol Wynter
Buckle My Shoe by Amjad Khan
Room to Let by Jane Hamer
First runner up:
The Happiness Salesman by Steve Gomez
Other runners up:
A Soldiers Tale by Gareth David Rothwell
Atlantic Star by Chris Buck
Case Study by Helen Truong
Just Business by Steve Brehm
Leaving by Amanda Stonham
The Drift by Patrick Donahue
The Ring by Maurice Jordan
The Scissor Slaying of Charlie Chuckle and Billy Bubble by Stephen Atherton
The Survey by Richard Oleksiak
Updated: 11/29/2007
Additional Contest Info:
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A man dying on a sofa confronts a procession of ghostly figures—his wife and friends—whose surreal, contorted interactions reveal a hidden chain of guilt, betrayal, and family catastrophe.
The Cajun
When a notorious pirate, made immortal by the curse of a Voodoo Queen, is invited to a mysterious poker game in modern day New Orleans, he discovers a clue to find the treasure that can set him free.
Brit Out of Water
A broke London accountant inherits a crumbling Southern inn — and accidentally inherits everything that comes with it.
Dark Latitude
When a young woman uncovers a hidden photograph tied to a murdered WWII survivor, her search for the truth exposes a forgotten escape—and those determined to keep history buried.
The Sky’s Edge
At the dawn of the aviation age, America's greatest daredevil aviator recounts his meteoric rise from working-class mechanic to national hero as fierce rivalries, personal tragedy, and an obsession with conquering the impossible drive him toward one final, calculated defiance of death.
La Ramie
In 1833, a small group of hunters, soldiers, parishioners, and a surveyor embark to a remote outpost.
Golden Arrow: Ahmose
Hatshepsut's Palace is a setting of love.
Lab Rats
An anonymous organization uses an ***AI Bot*** to moderate a Focus Group on the topic of ***Fake***.
She Curses Like a Sailor
A thought-provoking view of women and cursing is entertained at this art opening in New York.
Lady Diogenes of the Shadow
Three retired ladies candidly discuss their bizarre neighbor over morning coffee.
