Art, Film & Photography- Presents: Kino Shorts Showcase

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Wednesday September 16th 2026, 18:30 – 20:30 – The Société Members’ Room, 7 Pier Road

Camera woman Camille takes a break during the filming of Gaspacho by William Caldeira.

Join us for an evening showcasing a wide variety of short films from different genres, all created during the Kino workshops held as part of the 13th Parish International Film Festival over the past five years.

A Kino film is a short film created from conception to completion within a limited time period. In this case, each film was produced in just six days.

The evening will be divided into two parts, featuring a total of 16 short films. Part One includes nine films and Part Two includes seven films. Each section has a running time of approximately 30 minutes.

Come along to enjoy the films and discover what it takes to create a Kino!


Part 1

  • 2022 – Kino Intro — Theo Jenner
  • 2024 – Kino, Kino, Kino! — Jooj duQuemin
  • 2024 – Fisher — John Pinel
  • 2022 – Kings Rock — Jonny Labey & Theo Jenner
  • 2025 – A Fisherman ’til the End — Jennifer Lees
  • 2022 – A Little Wildlife in Jersey — Camille Tardieu
  • 2026 – Comme un Bouais — Ben Spink
  • 2026 – When Women Become Birds — Kerry-Jane Warner
  • 2026 – The Orange Cap — Gabriel Acremant

End of Part 1


Part 2

  • 2024 – Trip into Trouble — Marc Medland
  • 2026 – Hedge Rose — Oliver Le Gresley
  • 2023 – Remembrance of Things Past — Catherine Kirby
  • 2023 – La Terre et Nous — Kath Ahier
  • 2024 – Gaspacho — William Caldeira
  • 2025 – Running Late — Mick McCarthy
  • 2022 – Kino Ending — Theo Jenner

All are welcome. Please do come along and enjoy this celebration of creativity, collaboration and independent filmmaking. The event is open to everyone, whether you are a film enthusiast, aspiring filmmaker, or simply curious to discover what it takes to create a Kino.

Please register with Jooj on arrival, or email afp@societe.je in advance.

We hope you enjoy the evening and perhaps become part of the AFP Section and the Société Jersiaise community. New faces are always welcome, and we look forward to sharing our appreciation of photography, film and the arts with you.

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