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Extranjero has been selected overseas at LA Shorts Fest
The Queen duo, Daniel Lumb and Crinan Campbell have had more success with their Sundance London winning short-film Extranjero. The film has now been picked up overseas and selected for this years LA Shorts Fest. We are all so proud with the huge success The Queen have had with this short-film.
Click here to watch the trailer.
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Extranjero finalist at Rushes Soho Shorts Festival 2012
A hugeĀ congratulationsĀ to th2ng's Daniel Lumb and Crinan Campbell (The Queen). They are officially 1 of 3Ā finalists in the new comer category at this years Rushes Soho Shorts festival for their Sundance award winning short-film, Extranjero.
Everyone at th1ng/th2ng are very proud of what Daniel and Crinan have achieved with their fantastic short-film, and we look forward to the results. Click hereĀ for all the finalist in this years Rushes Soho Shorts Festival.
th2ng's The Queen featured in The Telegraph
Thursday evening (26th April) Daniel Lumb and Crinan CampbellĀ (The Queen) made the headlines on BBC London News following the success of their short film, Extranjero winning the Sundance London Short Film Competition. The following day the duo received more coverage, they have been featured on the culture section of The Telegraph with an article from David Gritten.
David had this to say about their short film: 'Thereās a dream-like quality to the film: the refugee sometimes fantasises that he can float over trees and rooftops. It employs a series of brief but relentless scenes to tell a complex story.' Click here to read the full article.
th2ng's The Queen make the headlines on BBC News
Last night on BBC London News, Daniel Lumb and Crinan Campbell (The Queen) made the headlines following up on their short film, Extranjero winning the Sundance London Short Film Competition. Watch the clip from the news bulletin here:
Extranjero Short of the Week
On Friday we announced th2ng's duo Daniel Lumb and Crinan Campbell (The Queen) winning the first ever Sundance London Short Film Competition for their short film Extranjero. This week The Queen have made news again with Extranjero successfully being made 'Short of the Week' on Vimeo. Below you can watch the five-minute short film;
Congratulations again to The Queen!
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th2ng's The Queen wins the first ever Sundance London Short Film Competition
The duo Daniel Lumb and Crinan Campbell (The Queen) are proud winners at the first ever Sundance London Short Film Competition for their five-minute short film, Extranjero. The announcement was made today and the film will screen as part of the official Short Film programme at the festival.
Extranjero, shot over just two days, gives the viewer a unique and unusual take on immigration as it follows a refugee trying to run from his past as well as the confusion in his own mind. Daniel Lumb explains his idea behind the short film: "I wanted to comment on people you donāt really know about, and Extranjero was the result. Winning the competition is a dream for both us. As film geeks itās amazing to be associated with Sundance.ā Trevor Groth, Director of Programming for the Sundance Film Festival, said: "Ultimately the jury selected Extranjero for its commanding cinematic storytelling and arresting visuals that offer an alternate perspective on an imperative global issue.ā
