LMB is a short film that revolves around two co-workers who accidentally die at the same time – together they have to figure out why.
Production company Movies on Weekends is looking for crowdfunding to help make their next project, a short film about how easily we can lose each other. LMB is a short film that revolves around two co-workers who accidentally die at the same time. They’re then pulled together into a moral journey, to figure out why exactly they have been pulled together and how their lives were actually not that different after all.
Director/screenwriter Sarah Cook and producer Gloria Daniels-Moss are looking to raise £6,000 by April 6th to make their short film. Their production company, Movies on Weekends, is devoted to making vital films with an important message. LMB will be no exception to this, with the film being billed as an examination of the impact of workplace mental health in the form of a fantastical drama.
For more information visit their crowdfunding page:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lmb-short-film?fbclid=IwAR3RGopVimDyYoLwfeFttgmK-iywQzfmelkUipKR0edzH5b14RwlZ9AftBw#/
Related Stories
- Short film reviews | My Week With Maisy, Clodagh and Corpse Fishing
A cancer ward, a dance school and a particularly grisly fisherman are the subjects of three new short films.
We've been taking a look at three of the short films competing for BAFTA recognition as awards season hots up. Take a look below for reviews of chemotherapy comedy-drama My Week With Maisy, a cross-section of Irish [...]
- Short Film Review: Gardening
A woman tries to understand and come to terms with sexual assault in artist and filmmaker Sarah Beeby’s haunting animated short film.
It feels like we’re living through a particularly exciting time for animation. We’ve got beautiful animated films such as The Wild Robot, the Spider-Verse movies and Robot Dreams to mention a few. Artist and [...]
- Short film review | Where Are All The Gay Superheroes?
Two superheroes ask the eternal question: where are all the gay superheroes? Here’s our review of Tom Paul Martin’s short film which screened at HollyShorts London Film Festival.
Superheroes are all the rage today, but we’re still quite short on queer superheroes on the big screen. Deadpool loves to joke about being gay, but do we [...]
- Short film review | Victory To The Mimers
Indie filmmaker James Green’s Victory To The Mimers manages to say a lot in just 15 minutes. Here’s our review.
The Miners’ strike of 1984 is a seminal part of British history. The clashes between protesters and police were violent and ugly and the strike has since become a popular topic for filmmakers. Directors such as [...]
- Short film review | Twenty
A young, homeless ballet dancer gets an audition of a lifetime, but first she needs to find somewhere to sleep. Here’s our review of Twenty which screened as part of HollyShorts London Film Festival.
If you’ve never been to a dance audition, let me tell you what they’re like. You’re given a number and you’re surrounded [...]
