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Tristan Cork & Dominic Picksley

Short film shot in Bristol could be destined for the Oscars

A short film shot in Bristol could be up for an Oscar after being named the top worldwide film by judges at a prestigious festival.

Old Windows, featuring EastEnders and Gavin & Stacey actor Larry Lamb, scooped the Best Fiction Film accolade at the 39th Tehran International Short Film Festival, which is a qualifying event for the Oscars.

In the 18-minute film directed by Paul Holbrook, Lamb plays a curious visitor to a cafe run by Laura Bayston. The award is huge as the festival received more than 5,000 films from 131 countries, and was one of just 64 to be chosen to be screened at the event – and was then named as the winner, reports the Bristol Post.

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