Here are the dates and locations for CRAZY LOVE, the November edition of Future Shorts  global, year-round film festival.

Caves, Factories and Film: Future Shorts and The Guillemots announce their ground breaking Autumn tour, fusing cinema and music at 16 extraordinary sites. Future Shorts will once again be igniting their trailblazing collaboration with one of the most original bands in pop: The Guillemots, producing another imaginative and charismatic event.

The band's 'Fishbone For A Drink' Tour will deliberately avoid the traditional circuit preferring to step into the unknown by inhabiting such venues as a Cornish cave, Lancaster's main public library and a converted cinema right in the heart of Edinburgh.

Future Shorts will be doing their part to push the creative brink and make each night a unique audio-visual experience. Building on the success of this year's Latitude festival, that saw them working together on a live re-scoring of 'Eraserhead.' each show will be opened by a selection of short films re-scored live by the band.

Bringing the most inventive sights and sounds together this tour promises to become one of the don't miss events of the autumn.

This short is wicked and funny at the same time, its about a father teaching his son a valuable lesson. What makes me laugh and what's clever about the film, is how the father looks like the type of person who wouldn't trust anyone, and here he is teaching his son a lesson about trust. Is he teaching his son a valuable lesson or just passing on his insecurities? It's debateable, I think its a bit of both, you decide!

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It's set in a dystopian future, where the cross contamination of genetic material goes haywire. There are flying cats and businessmen with pigeon heads. It's moody and dark, with real strong imagery. The fact it's made on a shoestring budget, actually adds to the mood, big up to the filmmaker Carl Stevenson, who produced everything, including the sound and music.

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