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 There is no shortage of short film news today 
Last time we had a post like this it was for Confections Of A Discarded Woman and it was still early days and unconfirmed. This time things are a little more certain, as we’ve already seen.
The short film The Coin, by director Fabien Martorell, has been added to IMDb. As we discovered previously they only do this for short films once they’ve been completed.
At the time of writing Kathryn has not been added to the cast list and neither has Christopher Lloyd. No doubt that will change very soon. There are no plot details given so far but there are a few other interesting tidbits of information to be gleaned from the page:
- The film is 9 minutes long
- The release date is 17th September 2012 (a Monday)
At 9 minutes it is definitely a short film, let’s hope for 8.5 minutes of Kathryn
So far I’ve been unable to determine what that release date means. For a short film it is most likely to be a film festival or similar but it could be meaningless as it is all subject to change.
See the The Coin on IMDb.
More when we get it.
 Sunday’s Mother, the short film Kathryn made last year, has been submitted to the Phenom Film Fest for 2012.
The Phenom Film Fest takes place in Bossier City, Louisiana, over four days in early September. More information can be found on the event’s website HERE.
The film was made the “short film submission of the week” by the organisers yesterday (22 July 2012) just before the time to submit entries closed.
We will bring you more news on festival and the part Sunday’s Mother plays when we get it.
For more information on and the trailer for Sunday’s Mother, a film partly funded by KM UK and it’s readers, see previous posts.
 We should start this post by passing on our condolences to Michael Damian, writer/director/producer of Confections Of A Discarded Woman, as his father recently passed away. Our thoughts are with him and his family, which includes his wife and co-writer Janeen, seen on the left above.
We have an additional photo of Kathryn on the set of Confections with Michael (2nd from left) and other members of the cast and crew. It is now in the Gallery. With Kathryn’s outfit including an apron and there being other kitchen-y elements around them suggests that this is the set for the bakery that the film, in part at least, is based.
Credit again to Michael for the photo.
 KM UK’s Summer of HD 2012 reaches the ninth episode of Cold Case’s first season and it’s a doozy.
There’s none of the standard newly found evidence stuff this time. No, Lilly receives a phone call from a man claiming to have murdered an old woman some 15 years earlier. It’s just weird. And if that’s not bad enough he does that whole ‘disappearing when a train goes between him and Lilly’ routine. I really hate that. How do people on TV shows and in films do it? If any of us tried that we’d be spotted running away or hiding behind something once the vehicle had passed.
Plus, instead of just the usual interview to bring the truth out we get an armed siege with our confessor holding himself at gun point. This cold case work is not such a safe and cushy number after all!
One thing missing from this episode though is a certain Det. Valens. He’s only been here a few weeks and already he’s taking time off! Actually I think this episode was shown out of order, compared to the order they were created, and it really belongs in the gap between Det. Lassing leaving and Valens joining.
As compensation we get a whole lotta extra Lilly instead. A bumper 474 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps and 5 new promo photos from the episode can now be found in the Gallery.
  
 I have managed to track down a few details on the film The Coin that we recently discovered Kathryn was filming. But first let’s deal with the image above which has no doubt caught your eye.
In the photo you can see (left to right) actor Christopher Lloyd (Back To The Future), director & co-writer Fabien Martorell, Kathryn, and co-writer & producer Golan. Just out of shot (see the Gallery for the full image) is young Jack Shepherd.
Other than the cast, which also includes Adam McArthur and Jesse Burges, we can bring you the following information:
- It is a short film
- Filming was completed in just a couple of days
- The filming wrapped on Wednesday the 4th of July 2012
- Christopher could be playing a homeless man or some kind of vagrant
At this stage I don’t know any more details about the plot but if I had to hazard a guess I’d say that Kathryn is playing the mother to Jack’s character and they come into contact with Christopher’s character. I don’t think it would be big a stretch to assume a coin is involved.
Being a short film would explain the relatively under-the-radar nature of this film. I understand that IMDb will not take submissions for short films until they are completed, as we found previously with Sunday’s Mother. Also, no details have been found so far on the plans for releasing or screening the film.
Photo credit to Fabien.
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