Prosopagnosia in competition at Clermont-Ferrand

Steven Fraser's latest animated short is currently screening in the Lab competition at Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival.

The festival

The Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival is the world's largest film festival dedicated to short films. In term of audience and professional presence, it is the second largest film festival in France after Cannes.

There are 27 films selected for the lab competition and you can find out more about them all.

The film

Prosopagnosia uses expressive animation to investigate intimacy, communication and memory. Prosopagnosia means face-blindness and to understand this neurodiverse behaviour, the contents of a memory box are intricately explored.

Sketchbooks, photographs and diaries unravel to tell a unique and personal story.

Steven discusses his process

Steven had a chat with Clermont about the film and his process.

View the trailer

Chances to see the film at Clermont Ferrand:

• Saturday 29 January 2022 - 13h00 - Vian

• Sunday 30 January 2022 - 21h00 - Vian

• Monday 31 January 2022 - 15h30 - Possibles

• Tuesday 1 February 2022 - 15h00 - ESACM

• Wednesday 2 February 2022 - 21h00 - Vian

• Thursday 3 February 2022 - 14h00 - Conchon

• Friday 4 February 2022 - 17h00 - Capitole

• Saturday 5 February 2022 - 14h00 - Conchon

Get tickets

The ticketing service is available online.

Further information

• Developed and supported by the Scottish Documentary Institute's highly acclaimed Bridging the Gap programme and Screen Scotland.

• Written, animated and edited by Steven Fraser

• Produced by Reece Cargan

• Composed, sound designed and mixed by Tom Drew

• Colourist: Jack Lang

Screening or distribution requests

Please contact Alexandra via festivals@scotdoc.com

Prosopagnosia & Everyman to screen at Berlin Shorts 2022

Two recent short documentaries produced by Bombito producer Reece Cargan will screen at Berlin British shorts film festival 2022.

The festival runs from Jan 20th - 26th across a range of physical venues and features films from two amazing directors:

• Steven Fraser - Prosopagnosia

• Jack Goessens - Everyman

Prosopagnosia

Steven Fraser's personal documentary - Prosopagnosia uses expressive animation to investigate intimacy, communication and memory. Prosopagnosia means face-blindness and to understand this neurodiverse behaviour, the contents of a memory box are intricately explored.

Sketchbooks, photographs and diaries unravel to tell a unique and personal story.

View the trailer

Get tickets

Steven's film screens on Friday 21st January from 18:00 with a host of other amazing shorts at the Sputnik Kino venue.

Tickets are available for the Screening.

Further information

• Developed and supported by the Scottish Documentary Institute's highly acclaimed Bridging the Gap programme and Screen Scotland.

• Written, animated and edited by Steven Fraser

• Produced by Reece Cargan

• Composed, sound designed and mixed by Tom Drew

• Colourist: Jack Lang

Everyman

The film by Jack Goessens - which stars Adam Kashmiry, Goose Masondo, Jamie Stewart and Arran Skillin is a personal, visual essay about gender transition – focusing on the social context and implications and exploring how the world is different living as female compared to being perceived as male.

Read Jack's interview about Berlin shorts

Jack had an interview with 'the new current' about the film, the festival and his plans for the future.

View the trailer

Get tickets

Jack's film screens on Saturday 22 January with a host of other amazing shorts at the Sputnik cinema venue.

Tickets are available for the Screening.

Further information

• Everyman was developed and supported by the Scottish Documentary Institute's highly acclaimed Bridging the Gap programme and supported by Screen Scotland.

• Jack Goessens is currently a BFI x BAFTA flare mentee 2021

• Since working together on Everyman - Reece Cargan and Bombito Productions have produced a live action & animated short with both Jack Goessens and Adam Kashmiry - Who I am Now - currently in post production

• Jack and Reece have feature film 'Boifriend' in early funded development.

Screening or distribution requests

Please contact Alexandra via festivals@scotdoc.com

Prosopagnosia to screen in competition at Clermont-Ferrand

Fresh from a successful screening at IDFA, Steven Fraser's animated short documentary will screen in the Lab competition at the 2022 Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival.

The Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival is the world's largest film festival dedicated to short films. In term of audience and professional presence, it is the second largest film festival in France after Cannes.

There are 27 films selected for the lab competition and you can find out more about them all.

The film

Prosopagnosia uses expressive animation to investigate intimacy, communication and memory. Prosopagnosia means face-blindness and to understand this neurodiverse behaviour, the contents of a memory box are intricately explored.

Sketchbooks, photographs and diaries unravel to tell a unique and personal story.

View the trailer

Get tickets

The ticketing service will be available from 10 January 2022.

Further information

• Developed and supported by the Scottish Documentary Institute's highly acclaimed Bridging the Gap programme and Screen Scotland.

• Written, animated and edited by Steven Fraser

• Produced by Reece Cargan

• Composed, sound designed and mixed by Tom Drew

• Colourist: Jack Lang

Screening or distribution requests

Please Alexandra via festivals@scotdoc.com