We are One of Nine Ltd, a British production company focusing on short films.
Our latest news…
We have our 10th festival selection – and it’s a big one!!
NO FILTER has been selected to screen at the Kino London Short Film Festival on April 27th and we couldn’t be more excited and proud because this festival is a BIFA qualifying festival guys…meaning we can now submit NO FILTER to the BIFA’s!!! wow! Come and watch with us 🙂
You can buy your tickets HERE we’d love to see you!
Introducing EPISODE…
EPISODE has started it’s festival release with a bang! At the end of 2022, EPISODE got its first selection at the bad ass Fighting Spirit Film Festival here in London at the Stratford Picturehouse and we only went and won the Audience Award!! Out of 10 films screened that day, all attendees voted for our film as their favourite!!
Then on March 1st it screened at the epic DC Independent Film Festival! We’d have loved to have been there as the organisers put on so many cool events over the 5 days in Washington DC to meet other filmmakers with films in the festival, but sadly we could only support from across the pond.
New film alert!!!
We are very excited and proud to announce our newest film, NO FILTER – the story of a depressed young woman who bluntly reflects on her life and the world for her social media page, as she goes through what she’s decided will be the last day of her existence.
Sponsored by two fantastic companies doing wonders in the mental health space Flow Neuroscience and Ahum
Supported by two very important charities PAPYRUS – Prevention of Young Suicide and Chasing The Stigma (a national mental health charity that is committed to normalising mental health and creators of the Hub of Hope app).
We really hope this film can contribute in its own way to break the taboo of depression and mental health and bring to light the importance of discussing these topics, and we just can’t wait to share it with you!
THE MUSE releases online!
We’re very pleased to finally be sharing THE MUSE with the world…!!! Enjoy, like and share the love 
The Overcome Film Festival
THE MUSE is going to L.A!! Thanks to The Overcome Film Festival for selecting our short to be a part of their festival! The event will be held online between 23rd – 29th October and the winners will be announced in their specific categories HERE
The Paris Art and Movie Awards
We’re very pleased to announce that THE MUSE has been shortlisted for the ‘Best Score’ category in The Paris Art and Movie Awards 2020! Out of a total of 1,261 submissions, 152 films were picked to compete in the festival. Congratulations to everyone that worked so hard to make the short happen, but a special mention to Matthias Fuchez, whom, as well as writing and directing the film, also composed a very beautiful score including the original song ”Never Let You Go” performed by our wonderful lead actress, Charlotte Boitard.
Unfortunately due to the current circumstances, the festival will be held online in September 2020 but this won’t stop us tuning in and checking out all the other shorts in competition. The dates are TBC but keep an eye out for an announcement soon! You can check out the festival and all the other nominees: HERE
The Lift Off Sessions 2020!!!
THE MUSE has been selected as a Finalist at The Lift Off Sessions 2020!!!
Our film competed against 107 short films from all around the world of varying genres and lengths and made it to the final round! The finalists were selected from an online showcase by a public vote. The winning film is then chosen by The Lift-Off judges. The showcase is dedicated to bringing new audiences to the indie film market, ending with an annual live screening of the winning films from their home at Pinewood Studios in the UK.
Well done to all our cast and crew!!!
The Monkey Bread Tree awards
We are very pleased to announce that THE MUSE has been selected for an online festival!! Not only has it been nominated for The Jury Prize but Roan Lenihan has WON Best B&W Cinematography!! Congratulations!!
The Monkey Bread Tree jury say:
Best B&W Cinematography
Winner: Roan Lenihan’s cinematography of The Muse – “Careful with its use of black and white and crystal clear. It’s a great image to watch.”
The Jury Prize
Nominee: The Muse by Matthias Fuchez – “Jean Luc Godard’s Paris pictures (Breathless, All The Boys Are Called Patrick) can still be felt… and Fuchez’s take on it is grand, poetic and romantic!”
You can see the full list of winners and nominees: HERE
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