Relief from the rectangle
In 1888, a pinhole camera captures the mysterious demise of an all-ladies ghost hunting society.
Snapshot is showing in 1 cinema in London - next screening Tuesday 20 October at 19:00 at The Soho Screening Rooms.
Next screenings: Tuesday 20 October.
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Relief from the rectangle
A really unique film, in that not only is it presented in a pinhole camera format throughout, and the filming, the script and the direct address work together to give a strong sense of connection to these characters in a really intimate way.It’s beautifully performed by all, with some great moments of (much needed!) levity and reminds us to bear in mind exactly who is creating the media we are consuming and what their ulterior motives might be.Really enjoyed!
This film was absolutely brilliant. Experimental, new, brilliantly acted - I will be thinking about this film for days.
In 1888 Victorian London, a pinhole camera captures the mysterious demise of an all-ladies ghost hunting society investigating Whitechapel murders.
Snapshot was directed by Joseph Archer in 2026 as an inventive British indie period horror debut.
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