This short film tells the story of a young man who confronts his childhood priest to make a startling confession. It was made on a very low budget and shot in one day on Folkestone Harbour railway station. It stars Robert Duncan and Stephen Fletcher.

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On his last day at work, an ageing projectionist locks himself in his projection room and instead of showing the scheduled blockbuster, shows the first film he saw.

I shot this film a few years ago, but decided it was time to update it and get it up online. The original was shot on S16mm and until now, only existed on digi-beta. The film has been uprezzed to HD for viewing online.

I didn’t have all of the original audio material – so it’s a bit rough around the edges, but the story remains the same…

Directed by Joe Shaw

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I spent some time on a placement with the BBC Series Judge John Deed and was allowed to shoot some second unit for them. I was also given 2 scenes to shoot which are shown here.