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Do Astronauts Eat Green Vegetables in Space?
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Do Astronauts Eat Green Vegetables in Space?

RISING STAR AWARD (21 or under short film competition) 12 minutes
Facing a life-threatening illness, Lenny Blake places his faith in his alien friend AL to come and rescue him, whilst his younger brother strives to keep him on Earth.
Content Warnings: Mild Language
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A bittersweet science fiction tale.
With his body seriously failing, 24yr old Lenny Blake sends out an SOS to his alien friend AL, to come and take him to see the wonders of the Universe. Lenny sets off to a pre-arranged launch site with his talisman, a model spaceship called AL1EN, and waits and waits and waits. But when AL’s spaceship is struck by space junk and he fails to turn up, Lenny abandons his spaceship and all hope. His younger brother Joe, intent on lifting Lenny’s spirit, heads out to rescue AL1EN and bring his talisman home.
Studio: 2 Birds and a Camera
Producers: Kate Robinson
From: GB
Produced In: GB
Directors: Kate Robinson
Writers: Stephanie Clark
Lead Actors: Evan DunnNick Mudditt
Supporting Actors: James McMartin
Key Crew: DP: Ferdia De Buitlear
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