Category: short films

An animated short film inspired by Spielberg’s 1971 classic Duel, Brian Luff’s dark, action-packed comedy thriller recounts the terrifying nightmare of a man pursued by a psychotic truck driver. But Tailgate is more than just a homage to Mr Spielberg – it’s an original and fresh take on the story that’ll both make you jump and make you laugh.

Written, directed and animated by
BRIAN LUFF

Produced by
GEORGINA SOWERBY
BRIAN LUFF

Technical Supervisor
ALAN BENNS

Music
KEVIN MacLEOD

This film is protected under the laws of the United Kingdom. Unauthorised duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in criminal prosecution.

The events in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual events is unintentional.

No rabbits were harmed during the making of this film.

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Written, directed and animated by Brian Luff.

Selected: GSF Awards New York 2016, Zlin International Film Festival for Children 2016.

On the very brink of breaking a world juggling record, Michael is struck by lightning at the Pavilion Theatre on Cleethorpes Pier.

Determined to complete his challenge, he returns to the pier as a ghost with unexpected consequences for the tourist trade in Cleethorpes.

9 mins. HD 1080p. Colour. Stereo.

 

Written, directed and animated by Brian Luff.

Semi-finalist: International Open Film Festival (IOFF) 2016
Selected: Portsmouth International Film Festival 2016, Move Me Film Festival 2016, Broken Knuckle Film Festival 2016, TMFF Film Festival 2015,

Told in verse, this is the true story of the Ghostly, Frozen Chicken of Highgate Hill, which still haunts Pond Square to this very day. Go here to watch the trailer

Enjoy the animated short film and then order the book from Amazon

 

A short film by Brian Luff.

Finalist: Grand IndieWise Convention, Florida 2016
Selected: The Quarantine Film Festival, Bulgaria 2016

Driving across a seemingly endless desert a man suddenly encounters a crossroads at which he is halted by a sinister traffic light. Just how long will he have to wait there?