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We love short films and think they are a wonderful format for science fiction themes.
Each year we receive hundreds of excellent films and it is a challenging task to select for our shorts programme.
We have put together six programmes, each showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
![7300 Days Later](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/7300-days-later.jpg?itok=2xWueFPK)
7300 Days Later
(Dir. Luca Bertoluzzi, UK, 2013, 12mins)
A reunion of childhood friends has an out-of-this-world surprise.
![The Last Wildflower](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/the-last-wildflower.jpg?itok=JHHemEY4)
The Last Wildflower
(Dir. Jonathan Hal Reynolds, USA, 2013, 10mins)
A pilgrim from the stars crashes on an unknown planet in search of organic life.
![Hirsch](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/hirsch.jpg?itok=9nxp4-S2)
Hirsch
(Dir. Chad Barton & Patrick Churvis, USA, 2013, 14mins)
An old copy-cat painter gets mistaken for a grand master with long-term consequences.
![Monotony](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/monotony.jpg?itok=C19Y3J-5)
Monotony
(Dir. Joanne Postlewaite, UK, 2013, 3mins)
In a dystopian future even a little thing can break up the monotony of a man's working day.
![The Device](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/the-device.jpg?itok=FTuEN4ac)
The Device
(Dir. Conrad Lihilihi, USA, 2013, 6mins)
A mysterious device sends two thieves on a horrific and unexplainable journey.
![Theme Song Rebel](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/theme-song-rebel.jpg?itok=3CQ-SDa7)
Theme Song Rebel
(Dir. Luke Patton, USA, 2013, 20mins)
In a dystopia where a person's social class is determined by their theme song, Louise wants to change her tune.
![Recoil](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/recoil.jpg?itok=hBwqLreh)
Recoil
(Dir. Evan Matthews, USA, 2013, 20mins)
In deep space, Marshall's decision will send him into the unknown for a chance at redemption.
![Bless You](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/bless-you.jpg?itok=Vj8MvvFl)
Bless You
(Dir. Philip Watts, Australia, 2013, 2mins)
An architect in the skies tires of his creation and decides to spice things up a bit.
![Mouse X](https://news.sci-fi-london.com/sites/default/files/styles/programme_icon/public/media/image/2014/mouse-x.jpg?itok=sPrxpNPy)
Mouse-X
(Dir. Justin Tagg, UK, 2013, mins)
A man is trapped in a building with a thousand clones of himself, begging the question 'Who are you, if you're not the only you?'