All at See

Let Hastings Film Makers take you on a rollercoaster ride through the meaning of existence, life, love and everything in the town!

Hastings is a hotbed of film making activity with many well-known filmmakers based here and producing a constant stream of new and innovative work.

This is an opportunity from Coastal Currents to see a selection of their latest short films, introduced by the directors.

Free Entry.

Please note: this event was originally advance ticket bookings only, but due to its popularity we have now made the event exclusively first come first served. So, please disregard any previous booking you may have made for this free event and please turn up early to avoid disappointment.

About the films:

• Kate Adams (Project Art Works) - "Meet me at the Station" - Super 8 film exploring the journey of a group of people with profound intellectual impairment and complex needs who do indeed meet at the non-mainline station.
• Nichola Bruce - "I'm on the train" - more train fuelled existential journeys by commuters.
• Mark French "Voo Doo Choo Choo" - Straight 8 train journey on the miniature railways of Hastings with a soundtrack by Fritz Catlin.
• Jane Green "Cherry Cake" - Love and lust knows no age limit in this eye popping exploration of sexual need later in life.
• Eden & Andrew Kotting/Glenn Whiting "Its all in the mind", "All at see" - Insightful, witty and deceptively naive animations by father/daughter Kotting team with animator Whiting.
• David Jackson "Winterlong" - David introduces an excerpt from his new feature set in Hastings and featuring Francis Magee in this father/son growing up drama.
• Sharif Persaud/Tim Corrigan "The Mask" Sharif needs a mask of Al Murray to present his face to the world, then he meets the real Al Murray.
• Judy Parkinson "Drawing Life" a moving portrait of people with dementia using drawing to express their inner thoughts.
• Rebecca E Marshall "You Are Here" - filmed in The Library of Water in Iceland, light twists, stretches and wraps around a woman's body as she dances through time.
• Jaroslav Scholz "Hastings on fire" - Evocation of Hastings Bonfire which reaches right inside the spirit of the night.
• Toby Tatum "Guide to Grottos and Caves" - Toby takes us into the mystical hidden world of Hastings caves and sacred places.
• Richard Heslop offers a new work.