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★ The End of Time
(Human Drama) 19min / Director: Dennis Rayfield A retired clock repairman lies in bed, veflecting on his life in his last moments: Christmas, the marriage proposal, the birth of a daughter. While looking back over the past to now, he realizes that at the decisive moments of his life, there has always been a clock. |
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★ Every Night and Twice on Sundays (Human Drama) 23min / Director: James Hughes Take a wonderfully whacky ride with this film as it shines a spotlight on the world's greatest undiscovered star. At last the curtain rises on Dorothy McHugh, the "actress" extraordinaire who captivated TV viewers around the world in the unforgettable "I've fallen and I can't get up" commercial. In "Every Night and Twice on Sundays" this 81-year-old showgirl-turned-landlady gets her 15 minutes of fame in this bittersweet valentine to a local hero who proves that there is a pot of gold waiting for those who never give up on their dreams. |
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