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  • Fraternity
  • Pillion
  • Strike (The)
  • Four Stars
  • Children of Silver Street (The)
  • Spying Stars
  • Weightless
  • Foreign Lands
  • Dinner with Friends
  • Other 300: Army of Lovers (The)
  • All There Is
  • Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes
  • Until the Silence
  • Sun Ra: Do the Impossible
  • Revelations of Divine Love
  • Red Mask (The)
  • Queer as Punk
  • Skiff
  • Come Together: Art's Power for Change
  • Ayô
  • House of Guinness
  • Rob & Rylan's Passage to India
  • Place Where I Belong (A)
  • House with Two Dogs (A)
  • Drea & Cloe
  • We Put the World to Sleep
  • Snare of Evil
  • Martinez, Margaritas and Murder!
  • Julian
  • Home (The)
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  • Our Wildest Days
  • Renaître
  • Mag Mag
  • Boalândia
  • Brave the Dark
  • Alphabet Soup
  • Queens of the Dead
  • Marc by Sofia
  • Dolores

Talent (The)

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English, 15 mins

  • Director: Thomas May Bailey
  • Writer: Thomas May Bailey
  • Producer: Marco Alessi, Emma D'Arcy, Matt Hitchens, Ray Okudzeto, Ellen Spence

CGiii Comment

What was the budget on this!?! Money certainly does talk.

This is one very expensive looking film. And, more importantly, it has that sweet smell of talent wafting everywhere.

The trans-narrative has been stuck in the same rut for far too long. This film takes that narrative and gives it a good thrashing. It's not about 'becoming' anymore, it's about where you end up - infinitely more interesting!

A mighty fine piece of work...in all departments. But...the writing is the star!


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The(ir) Blurb...

On the set of a luxury car commercial, an overlooked assistant seizes his chance to get noticed by the star. Filmed entirely on and around a Virtual Production Stage, THE TALENT is a lyrical meditation on masculinity, desire and becoming — disguised as a 15-minute thriller. Starring Golden Globe nominee Emma D'Arcy.

Cast & Characters

Rhianne Barreto
Andrew Bone
Emma Darcy (as Tommy)
David Mills
Karl Queensborough
Robert Rapaport
Leo Suter (as David)