Homefromhome

11/03/2016

Interviews with the cast, production team and composers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJAX1B0ryN4

The highlights and interviews form the home from home premiere and some exclusive interviews with Xpressions Youth Theatre

14/02/2016

Fabulous night at the King Edward Centre on Friday 11th Feb. The Chatteris screening of HomefromHome. It was so wonderful to meet people who were evacuated into Chatteris, to say hello to the wonderful people who we met to do the oral histories. And... Members of the Chatteris community who came out to support us. Thank you Chatteris for being such an amazing community. Thanks to the support of Chatteris Archives, Chatteris Community Cinema, Chatteris Museum and Age Uk. Well done to the Chatteris Youth and to 20Twenty Productions and David Johnson. If you would like to see the film we have one more screening at March Town Hall on Wednesday 24th March -2pm. Free of charge just let harry20TwentyProductions CIC know you would like to book a seat, or call him on 01354 652769.

03/02/2016

If you cannot make it to one of our cinema showings, The film is available online for you to watch anytime, Click the YouTube Link below to view, Thankyou.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4nIY8ofFHQ

Home From Home is a Heritage Lottery funded half-length feature film that tells the story of five teenage female evacuees that flee the bombing of London to ...

02/02/2016

Just a reminder, we have a showing of our film 'HomeFromHome', a WW2 story about evacuees in Chatteris, It its free to watch. The showing is at March Town Hall on the 24th February. The film starts at 2 o'clock but doors open at 1:30. There is also another showing at the Chatteris King Edwards Centre, Friday the 12th of February. Film starts at 6pm, Doors open at 5:30. Please contact Harry to confirm your place: Email - [email protected] Thank you

18/01/2016

06/01/2016

5 sleeps till the premier of HomefromHome! If you are interested in seeing the film we have a showing on Friday 12th February at the King Edward Centre in Chatteris, 6pm (doors open at 5.30pm) and a showing at March Town Hall on Wednesday 24th February 2pm (doors open at 1.30pm). There is no charge, just let us know if you can as spaces are limited in both venues. The film is 45 minutes long.

15/12/2015

Have you been wondering what we have been up to lately? The team have still been really busy with the edit of the film, while a group of young people from Thomas Clarkson in Wisbech have been creating the music score. Our young cast are working hard on their bronze Arts Award and else where schools materials are being created and the British Legion Youth group have been working with Chatteris Museum to curate an exhibition to compliment the film. We would like to say a massive THANK YOU to you all for following our project.

The film will premier at the Light Cinema in Wisbech in January, and will show at the King Edward Centre in Chatteris on February 12th and March Town Hall on February 24th. The museum exhibition will be open the weekend of 30th January. If you would like a FREE ticket to watch the film in either Chatteris or March please contact [email protected] or call 01354 652769 and ask for Harry.

28/11/2015

Call for action.. we are looking at creating some recipe cards as part of the exhibition that is being created at the Chatteris Museum. What are your favourite recipes of the time.. please let us know.

25/11/2015

Although all the filming is over the project is still very active. This week we met with the Chatteris British Legion youth group who will be curating an exhibition at Chatteris Museum. There is a group of young people at Thomas Clarkson in Wisbech who are composing the music to the film and lots of editing is going on at the home of 20Twenty Productions. Meanwhile the Chatteris youth theatre are all working on getting their bronze Arts Award.

30/10/2015

We have had an amazing week of filming HomefromHome with the Chatteris youth theatre. We are so grateful to all our fabulous volunteers and team: Risa, Sarah, Jane, Tim, Gary, Harry, Ben, Katherine, Geri, David, Maz, Rachel, Sam, Barry, Tony, Emma, Colin, Luane, Charlotte, Malcolm, Roy, Scott from Trot On, Terry and Becky from the Ramsey Rural Museum, all the committee at the 1940's camp, Terry from Heacham Railway holiday accommodation and Rev Smith from St Peters church. And of course our amazing cast: Oli, Freya, Kathryn, Anya, Natalie, Kylan, Jamie, Sophie, Millie, Joe, Lillia-Joy, Charlie, Gemma, Phoenix, Eva, and Darcy.

It's been a blast! Still have a couple more scenes to finish off. An exhibition to curate and the oral histories to complete .. But we are well on our way.

Thanks to everyone who is following the project.

30/10/2015

Last full day of filming, we are at the old Horsemoor Farm.