The inaugural Fractured Visions Film Festival is scheduled for September 29th & September 30th at TramShed in Cardiff, Wales. With the festival less than a month away, the official selections have finally been announced and it’s quite the doozy! 20 films — 10 features and 10 shorts — from all over the world will be playing over the two-day stretch, many of which will be making their UK premiere. Some of the most anticipated selections include the Australian creature feature Boar, Israeli slasher Childre of the Fall and the bloody madness that is Puppet Master: The Little Reich.
In addition to the many new films playing, the fest will also features two classics from director Norman J. Warren — Terror and Bloody New Year. Warren will also be in attendance to discuss his lengthy career in the world of horror. Tickets will go on sale in early September and can be purchased from the Fractured Visions website. The fest will feature a specially crafted Red Ale courtesy of the award winning brewery, Crafty Devil.
Feature Films
Children of the Fall (Israel) — Dir. Eitan Gafny
Luz (Germany) — Dir. Tilman Singer
Smaller and Smaller Circles (Philippines) — Dir. Raya Martin
Boar (Australia) — Dir. Chris Sun
Friendly Beast (Brazil) — Dir. Gabriela Amaral
He’s Out There (USA) — Dir. Quinn Lasher
Lost In Apocalypse (China) — Dir. Sky Wang
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (USA) — Dir. Sonny Laguna & Tommy Wiklund
Terror (UK) — Dir. Norman J. Warren
Bloody New Year (UK) — Dir. Norman J. Warren
Short Films
Psychopompos (Czech Republic) — Dir. Lucie Gukkertová
Supine (France) — Dir. Nicole Goode
Time Heals No Wounds (Canada) — Dir. Jordan Barnes-Crouse
The Visitor (Australia) — Dir. Justin Olstein
Dead Cool (UK) — Dir. Simon Ross
Caducea (Belgium) — Dir. Christophe Mavroudis
Marta (Spain) — Dir. Lucía Forner
Girl #2 (USA) — Dir. David Jeffrey
Instinct (USA) — Dir. Maria Alice Arida
Portraits(s) (UK)
