Excitement as Pontefract filmmakers' production is submitted for BAFTA nominations
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'Resolution', a film by Pontefract filmmaking duo, Nathan Loynes and Neil Kemp, tells the story of a 15 year old girl from a broken family.
It deals with contemporary social issues including teenage identity, race, child separation and parental alienation.
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Hide AdNeil Kemp said: “It's quite an exciting time as we've just the other week submitted the film to the Bafta awards for consideration for best British short.
“Ultimately it’s a journey that illustrates what it means to be a young person in modern Britain, with an underlying positive message that aims to reassure and inspire a young audience."
The project features performances from Tillie Amartey, Leeds-born CBBC actress in the lead role, and Sukai Morton, a young Ackley Bridge actress.
It will be shown along with the 9 other shorts in the Best Yorkshire Short category at The Hyde Park Picture House, on Sunday, November 17 and Monday, November 18 as part of the film festival.
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Hide AdThe film makers have also submitted their film to the BAFTA awards.
Mr Kemp said: “We'll hear back from the Baftas if we make the first round on November 14th.”
“And then will be submitting to the Oscars in due course - as the Leeds Film Festival is a qualifier for the two big ones.”
Watch the trailer here: Resolution