The rules are pretty simple. A room full of friends, a film on the big screen, a few drinks, and a story that takes a dark turn.

On 25th September, we gathered at BFI Stephen Street for a private screening of GOOD GAME, our new horror short about to go on its festival run, from director James Lewis and writer Philip Morgan. The film marks its first step into the world and what better way to begin than surrounded by the cast, crew, and community who brought it to life.

David’s best mate Mark says he’s going to try and kill him for a Halloween game. But David can’t tell if he’s serious. Surely he can’t be serious. Right?

Starring Elliot Barnes-Worrell (Black Mirror, Ready Player One), Eva Bradley-Williams (Foundation, We Work for the Dead), and George Somner (Kindling, This Town, Sex Education), the film was produced by Milo Beyts, with cinematography by Andi Hampton and Executive Produced by A Running Commentary.

A feature version of GOOD GAME is now in the works, with the same creative team returning to take the concept to the next level. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us at the BFI to play along.