Censor


Niamh Algar
Censor by Prano Bailey-Bond
GBR 2021, Panorama
© Silver Salt Films
Set in the 1980s, when the media-hyped debate about the effect of violent videos on society was at its peak and the Thatcher government was tightening censorship, director Prano Bailey-Bond’s debut is a bloody ode to the aesthetics of horror films of the time that looks at trauma, delusion and the power of images.
With
- Niamh Algar
- Michael Smiley
- Nicholas Burns
- Vincent Franklin
- Sophia La Porta
- Adrian Schiller
- Clare Holman
- Andrew Havill
- Felicity Montagu
Crew
Director | Prano Bailey-Bond |
Screenplay | Prano Bailey-Bond, Anthony Fletcher |
Cinematography | Annika Summerson |
Editing | Mark Towns |
Music | Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch |
Sound Design | Tim Harrison |
Production Design | Paulina Rzeszowska |
Costumes | Saffron Cullane |
Make-Up | Ruth Pease |
Casting | Nanw Rowlands |
Producer | Helen Jones |
Executive Producers | Andy Starke, Ant Timpson, Kim Newman, Naomi Wright, Lauren Dark, Ollie Madden, Daniel Battsek, Mary Burke, Kimberley Warner |
World Sales
Protagonist Pictures
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Produced by
Silver Salt Films
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Annika Summerson
The cinematographer at the Photo Call.
Censor · Panorama · Freiluftkino Friedrichshain · Jun 14, 2021

Annika Summerson, Bartholomew Sammut
Uncensored: the cinematographer and the section's programme manager at the Photo Call.
Censor · Panorama · Freiluftkino Friedrichshain · Jun 14, 2021

Bartholomew Sammut, Annika Summerson
The section's programme manager and the cinematographer during Q&A.
Censor · Panorama · Freiluftkino Friedrichshain · Jun 14, 2021

Prano Bailey-Bond
The director was unable to travel to Berlin, but could be seen on screen.
Censor · Panorama · Freiluftkino Friedrichshain · Jun 14, 2021

Immersion
Censor · Panorama · Freiluftkino Friedrichshain · Jun 14, 2021
Prano Bailey-Bond
Censor
Panorama · Berlinale Meets | Interview · Feb 17, 2021
Prano Bailey-Bond

The Welsh director and screenwriter has won a number of international awards for her short films, including the horror Shortcut which was broadcast on British television and screened at the Sitges Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantàstic de Catalunya, and Nasty which screened at over 100 festivals around the world. She has also won awards for her music videos. This year, the industry magazine “Variety” named her as a “Director to Watch”.
Filmography
2012 Man vs Sand; short film 2013 The Trip; short film 2015 Nasty; short film 2016 Shortcut; short film 2021 Censor
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2021