After a week watching films, all day, everyday, the selection panel have chosen 48 films out of the 313 submissions to be shown at exposures. Even if we say so ourselves, we think the chosen films are great! There is a great mix of genres and themes, from moving documentaries to lovely animation, gorgeous experimental work and very entertaining fiction. Don’t miss them when they are screening in November!

EXPOSURES 2009 SELECTED FILMS (in alphabetical order)

• “8.15”; Dir. Jardine Sage; University of Sunderland
• Abandoned; Dir. David Tomkins; Staffordshire University
• August; Dir. Matthias Hoegg; Royal College of Art
• Behind The Eyes; Dir. Jameel Kazmi; The Manchester College
• Being; Dir. Sam Spreckley; University of Dundee
• Body; Dir. Zhivko Dimitrov; Central St Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London
• Bullet Wound; Dir. Phil Meachem; University of central Lancashire
• Elton’s Coming; Dir. Harry Farnham; Salford University
• Familiar Faces; Dir. Frank Madone; University of the Arts – London College of Communication
• Heartstrings; Dir. Rhiannon Evans; University of Wales, Newport
• I Wear His Shirt; Dir. Jim Morgan; Manchester Metropolitan University
• James; Dir. Connor Clements; Queens University Belfast
• Just Another Day; Dir. Muriel d’Ansembourg; London Film School
• Kokiri; Dir. Daniel McPake; Manchester Metropolitan University
• Lift; Dir. Jack Tew; Staffordshire University
• Lift; Dir. Nathan Rae; Manchester Metropolitan University
• Like Father Like Son; Dir. Martin Rath; Edinburgh College of Art
• Listening to the Silences; Dir. Pedro Flores; London Film School
• Mére; Dir. Richard Turner; Staffordshire University
• Minute; Dir. Jennifer Marguerite Hargrave; Edinburgh Napier University
• Moments; Dir. Martin B. Gulnov; International Film School of Wales
• My Favourite Things; Dir. Edward Styles; University of Leeds
• Nocturne; Dir. Andrew Parker; Staffordshire University
• On The Edge; Dir. Tom Day; University of Bristol
• On/Off; Dir. Avgousta Zourelidi; National Film and Television School
• Paula; Dir. Guillermo Ibanez; Sheffield Hallam University
• Prick; Dir. Ryan Vernava; University of Westminster
• Quarrymen; Dir. Samuel Poore & Hannah Morgan; University of Wales, Newport
• Recovered; Dir. Alfredo Cozzi & Joe Efstathiou; University of Hertfordshire
• Sanctury; Dir. Kris Walker; Salford University
• Smarter than the Average Bear; Dir. Tomas Fuller; University of Gloucestershire
• Static; Dir. Dan Grover & Matthew Beech; University of Hertfordshire
• Stuck on the Edge; Dir. Jennifer Fearnley; Goldsmiths, University of London
• Surface; Dir. Sam Spreckley; University of Dundee
• Tape; Dir. Eleanor Marechal; Manchester Metropolitan University
• Tears of the Son; Dir. Dean Threadgold; University of Westminster
• Temptation; Dir. Dominic Durham; South Cheshire College
• The Fisherman; Dir. Derek Beaumont; University of Bradford
• The land on which we stand; Dir. Becky Payne; University of Manchester
• The Monster in the Toilet; Dir. Ania Leszczynska; Edinburgh College of Art
• The Sun Seekers; Dir. Jason Bradbury; The Arts University College Bournemouth
• Train of Thought; Dirs. Leo Bridle and Ben Thomas; The Arts University College Bournemouth
• Waiting for the end of the World; Dir. Lee Deaville; Staffordshire University
• Waiting for Women; Dir. Estephan Wagner; National Film and Television School
• Who’s Afraid of the Water Sprite?; Dir. William McGregor; University of the Creative Arts
• Wishful Expectations; Dir. Richard Webb; Manchester Metropolitan University
• Yellow Belly End; Dir. Philip Bacon; National Film and Television School
• Yesterday’s Colours; Dir. Jasmine Hetherington – Wilkes; The Arts University College Bournemouth