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KCL to host Future Film Shorts

KCL Film Soc are set to host the next Future Shorts Pop-Up Festival once again, this time with live music.

From the people who bring you Secret Cinema, Future Shorts is the world’s largest short film network, and every season they showcase some of the best award-winning short films from around the world.

As well as a bigger film programme with a mixture of fiction (including the winner of the Grand Jury Prize at 2012 Sundance Film Festival), documentary, animation and music video, there will also be a bar, with alcohol for sale as well as sofas and picnic rugs.

Joining us this time is The Flamenco Thief, bringing his own mashed up contemporary take on the flamenco guitar, whacking and tapping away on it with the added use of loop pedals!

Furthermore, the lovely folks from Indie Soc who present the Tutu’s club night Des Was A Bowie Fan will be providing the sonic-soundscapes to compliment your boozing through-out the night.

Tickets are £5 from KCLSU

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