A UK filmmaker has launched an appeal via campaigns website
IndieGoGo
for funding for his next project, a film about a reclusive young
man with a passion for violin making. Writer-director Dan Smyth
from Manchester has secured financing from the UK Film Council, but
needs to part-match it to the tune of £1,100.
The film, entitled F-HOLE, follows unemployed Gary, who shuts
himself off from his aggressive family and secretly studies violin
making in his flat. Smyth's previous short, The Mess Hall of an
Online Warrior, about a gaming addict and his single mother, won
recognition at film festivals in Austin, Cannes and Buxton.
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