A selection of new works from festival alumni of the BIFA Qualifying Kino Short London Short Film Festival. They’ve qualified for the Best British Short Film BIFA in the past… why not give it to one of them this time?

Blue Violet (Josie Charles)

Blue’s gift preparations for her beloved Violet transforms into something darker when reality picks up the phone.

Mum's the Word (Oz Arshad)

In rural England, a 16-year-old boy joins his uncle on a work experience errand, but strange noises from the car boot reveal a terrifying reality—a man bound in a blood-stained rug.

Amigo (James Newman, Harrison Newman)

'Amigo', the rent-a-friend app has taken London by storm. An unfriendly Amigo's life comes crashing down when he finds out his life is a lie.

Dressed to the Nines [London Premiere] (Madeleine Shenai, Ivana Mazza-Coates)

Luke goes on a journey of self-discovery in his mum's bedroom. Trying on dresses, perfume and make-up he dances away, losing himself. But what happens when his unsuspecting dad catches him?

Leg of a Salesman [World Premiere] (Ryan Williams)

A broke salesman finds out his wealthy grandfather has left him everything in his will. But to claim the estate, Henry must cut off one of his legs with a hacksaw...

The Quackening (James Button)

A grumpy Welshman reluctantly visits his grandmother, only to discover she has only gone and got herself cursed! So now he needs to bloody save her (and the world) from a demon duck… before midnight.

The Stork (Stephen Gallacher)

Ready to start a family via artificial insemination, a queer woman orders Norwegian semen online. But when she’s not in to receive the order, her well intentioned (but clueless) parents end up in a bit of sticky situation.

Baby Tooth [UK Premiere] (Olivia Accardo)

A young woman puts out an advertisement for two things: to sell her Grandad's boat and for someone to pull out her baby tooth. Can she find one person right for both?

Experience (Ben Lankester)

An actress battles feelings of anxiety and self-doubt while preparing for an audition.

Jael Drives the Nail [World Premiere] (Maddie Dai)

A woman works out the best way to kill an unconscious enemy general who has sought refuge in her tent, while her two best friends dissuade her using a combination of wit, distraction, and utter disbelief in her ability to pull it off.

The Last Dance (Hayden Mclean)

When Fox’s "LA Bar" is hit with a compulsory purchase order, a cornerstone of Caribbean life in 90's East London is threatened. In defiance and longing, a last dance ignites—one that will be remembered for the ages.