“The Sun Never Sets” on Male Fragility
The concept of male fragility is explored (interestingly, by a male director) in The Sun Never Sets
Short Sharp Shocks Volume 4 (2025)
It's back! A fourth compelling collection of SHORT SHARP SHOCKS revisits the heyday of the supporting program with a compendium of eerie and eccentric British short films presented for the first time in High Definition. Well-known names to spot include Patrick Macnee, John Le Mesurier, Gabrielle Drake and Elspeth Gray. Settle in for a strange cinematic journey through uncanny stories, twists in the tale, low-budget weirdness and oodles of atmosphere.
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It's back! A fourth compelling collection of SHORT SHARP SHOCKS revisits the heyday of the supporting program with a compendium of eerie and eccentric British short films presented for the first time in High Definition. Well-known names to spot include Patrick Macnee, John Le Mesurier, Gabrielle Drake and Elspeth Gray. Settle in for a strange cinematic journey through uncanny stories, twists in the tale, low-budget weirdness and oodles of atmosphere.
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Directed By:Mario Zampi, A. Barr-Smith, Denis Meikle, Garry Parsons, John Sharrad, Astrid Frank, Bill Davison, Roger Christian
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In Theaters:10/1/2025
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Cast
Mario Zampi, A. Barr-Smith, Denis Meikle, Garry Parsons, John Sharrad, Astrid Frank, Bill Davison, Roger Christian
Director
Lester Ferguson
Puce (The Fatal Night)
Jean Short
Geraldine (The Fatal Night)
Patrick Macnee
Tony (The Fatal Night)
Esme Percy
Cosmo Vaughan (Death In The Hand)
John Le Mesurier
Jack Mottram (Death In The Hand)
Peter Williams
The Storyteller (Strange Experiences)
James Whitehead
First Man (Night Ride)
Don Blackwell
Farmer (Scarecrow)
Astrid Frank
Serving Girl (Red)
Mark Wynter
Troubadour (Red)
Steve Brownelow
Troubadour (Red)
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