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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026
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To Kill a Day
To Kill a Day
Sophie Vaughan
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United Kingdom
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2000
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13'
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main programme short
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IFFR 2001
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Big boys don’t cry, but what happens when a child’s game goes horribly wrong?
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Film details
Country of production
United Kingdom
Year
2000
Festival edition
IFFR 2001
Length
13'
Medium/Format
35mm
Language
English
Premiere status
-
Director
Sophie Vaughan
Producer
Derrin Schlesinger, Panopticon Pictures Ltd
Screenplay
Sophie Vaughan
Sales / World rights holder
First Take Films
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