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Two Single Beds

Two London comedians find sanctuary in each other after a show in Doncaster. Is 170 miles as far from reality as they’re willing to let themselves go?

Drama 2019 16 mins Not rated

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Overview

Two London comedians find sanctuary in each other after a show in Doncaster. Is 170 miles as far from reality as they’re willing to let themselves go?

Originally screened as part of BFI London Film Festival 2020, Shorts programme UK Focus.

Director

William Stefan Smith

Featuring

Daniel Kaluuya and Seraphina Beh

Genres

Drama

Certificate

Not rated

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

Subjects

Stand-up comedy

Accessibility

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