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Kaos Films has just completed production on their fourth winner THE OTHER ME by Mark Cowling winner of the 2005 competition; it was directed by Nicola Mills and shot on 35mm. The 2004 winner LIKE FATHER by James Walker was shot in Bosnia by director Gabriele Russell and also shot on 35mm. The 2003 winner STARS DON'T TWINKLE IN OUTER SPACE by Hank Isaac was shot in Hungry. 2003 winner THE HANDY MAN by Thomas Beach. The shooting took place very close to it's original setting in the USA. Shot on super 35mm it stars Greta Scacchi and Bill Sage and is directed by feature film director Simon Rumley. THE HANDYMAN has won five awards for best film in festivals around the world. Now in its eighth year the BSSC has attracted entries from all parts of the world - from Alaska to Japan and Iceland to Australia. The competition is open to all, young, old, produced, unproduced, veterans and novices.
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Gareth David Rothwell's Waiting for Dawn has been named the winner of the 2008 British Short Screenplay Competition.
Kaos Films has announced the three winners of the British Short Screenplay Competition.
The British Short Screenplay Competition has announced their contest winners for 2006.
The Handyman, winner of the British Short Screenplay Competition written by Tom Beach directed by Simon Rumley and starring Greta Scacchi, Bill Sage and William Mitchel has won the best film at the 50th Sitges International Film Festival.
An interview with Arif Hussein regarding the British Short Screenplay Writing Competition.
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