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Blockhead + Danny Horn & Director's Q&A

A failing novelist believes his muse appears to him in the form of a drunk, psychotic decorator. As his novel takes shape, his life spirals into violent chaos, but might his next book be a masterpiece? Starring Hastings� Danny Horn and Joe Sims (Broadchurch, Dr Who).


�Mesmerising - wonderful to watch" The Hollywood News

�Sophisticated - will leave you stunned� Sci-fi Now

�Haunting, memorable & subversive" The People�s Movies

�Mind bending� Variety

�A shock to the system� Frightfest

After the screening we will be joined by lead actor Danny Horn alongside director Matt Harlock for a Q&A.

Award-winning director Matt Harlock�s films have been screened widely at festivals (SXSW, LFF) and on TV (C4, Film4, HBO, Sky).

His first feature film American: The Bill Hicks Story was the second most successful documentary released in UK cinemas that year, played over 40 international festivals and won several Best Documentary awards.

Matt's short films have been shown on VICE, Channel 4, Film4, HBO and Sky, and won numerous awards. He speaks at festivals internationally - at SXSW, Sheff Doc, SPAA Melbourne, Raindance, EastEndFF, Directors UK & LOCO. He is the founder of No Direction Home, the director�s networking community. 

Blockhead + Danny Horn & Director's Q&A

  • Runtime: 90 minutes
  • Director: Matt Harlock
  • Cast: Danny Horn, Joe Sims, Michele Moran
  • Country: UK
  • Year: 2025
  • Rating: (18)
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