KEEP BREATHING | World Premiere at Underwire Festival London 18 September 2019

Welcome to DMF!

Join the conversation, discover exclusive content, connect with fellow fans - for free!

Click here to find out more!

Members Login

Topic: KEEP BREATHING | World Premiere at Underwire Festival London 18 September 2019

Post Info

DMF

Status: Offline

Posts: 5457

Date: 15:53 Aug 4, 2019

KEEP BREATHING \| World Premiere at Underwire Festival London 18 September 2019	Permalink

Keep Breathing will be premiering at the Underwire Festival (London) on 18 September, as part of the Boundaries programme. Congrats to the whole team! Wednesday 18 September 6:45pm at The Castle Cinema in Hackney. Tickets are available HERE! __________________ Join DMF here too: Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

DMF

Status: Offline

Posts: 16413

Date: 11:48 Sep 11, 2019

RE: KEEP BREATHING \| World Premiere at Underwire Festival London 18 September - TICKETS AVAILABLE!	Permalink

Molonians! There are still tickets available for the Keep Breathing Underwire Fest premiere next Wednesday! The screening is part of the Boundaries programme of short films 6.45 pm Wednesday 18 September Castle Cinema Hackney, London BUY TICKETS HERE! __________________ Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

DMF

Status: Offline

Posts: 16413

Date: 11:35 Sep 19, 2019

RE: KEEP BREATHING \| World Premiere at Underwire Festival London 18 September 2019	Permalink

Keep Breathing had its world premiere at the Underwire Film Fest last night, as part of the Boundaries programme. Great to read a couple of early positive reactions on Twitter! Lots to think about in @KBshortfilm - a really well conceived film that smartly explores those dangerous and widespread grey areas, with sensitive performances from @EmmelineHartley & @damienmolony. — Debbie (@Deborah_Deborah) September 18, 2019 My personal favourite was @KBshortfilm. It's in a similar area to that of @MadelineRGould's Greyscale from this year's @VAULTFestival, cleverly showing the audience the grey areas in a drunken interaction and how they're recalled by both parties at a chance encounter in a lift. — Mind the Blog (@Mind_the_Blog) September 18, 2019 Also in case anyone missed it, an in depth review from Guy Russell at the Midlands review here. It goes without saying, if anyone out there has seen Keep Breathing, we would love to hear from you! __________________ Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

Quick Reply
Please log in to post quick replies.

Chatbox
Please log in to join the chat!