Ellen is Leaving by Michelle Savill


Ellen is cool. She is recycling stuff before she heads overseas including her boyfriend. She decides to gift him to a new girlfriend, but can she really give him up?

„Ellen Is Leaving“ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://ift.tt/2ALA41n

WINNER – SXSW Narrative Shorts Section at SXSW Film Festival 2013
WINNER: Golden Gate Award, Best Narrative Short – San Francisco International Film Festival 2013
WINNER – Honorable Mention, Best Narrative Short – Marin County International Festival 2013
IN COMPETITION
Aspen Shortsfest 2013 – USA
Vancouver International Film Festival 2013 – CANADA
San Francisco International Film Festival 2013 – USA
Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2013 – FRANCE
St Kilda 2013 – AUSTRALIA
Sydney Film Festival 2013 – AUSTRALIA
PHI CENTRE in Montreal 2013 – CANADA
Lviv International Short Film Festival 2013 – UKRAINE
Kyiv International Short Film Festival 2013 – UKRAINE
FEMINA International Women’s Film Festival 2013 – BRAZIL
Heart Of Gold International Film Festival 2013 – AUSTRALIA
FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival 2013 – UNITED STATES
BE FILM New York 2013 – UNITED STATES
Yuma Film Festival 2013 – Arizona, USA
Tenerife Shorts 2013 – SPAIN
FILMETS Badalona Film Festival 2013 – SPAIN
Fairhope Film Festival 2013, – Alabama, USA
Milwaukee Film Festival 2013, USA
Calgary International Film Festival 2013, CANADA
LA Shorts Festival 2013, USA
The Northwest Ohio Independent Film Festival 2013, USA
8th International Short Film Festival, Vilnius Film Shorts 2013, Lithuania
2013 Northwest Ohio Independent Film Festival
Chicago International Film Festival 2012
New Zealand’s Best Short Film Programme – 2012 New Zealand International Film Festival
Show Me Shorts Film Festival 2012

Starring Tai Berdinner Blades, Jack Sergent-Shadbolt, and Rose Young
Written by Martha Hardy-Ward
Directed by Michelle Savill
Produced by Michelle Savill and Desray Armstrong
Executive Produced by Gaylene Preston

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