Award-winning experimental short film commissioned by Filthy Lucre
and supported by the Arts Council to interpret urban space in London made
​with monochrome video & 135 Film still photography.
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​"THE MUSIC & FILM FITTED TOGETHER
PERFECTLY PROVIDING A DIFFERENT
EXPERIENCE OF LONDON"
Planet Hugill, A World of Classical Music - Lost In The Nameless City review

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The original Lost In The Nameless City film screened at the event of the same name in 2014 with Electric Counterpoint by Steve Reich played live by jazz guitarist Rob Luft at the Bussey Building.


Giving the film an opportunity for life following its initial intended screening, Paul
​commissioned a brand new original minimalist score from award-winning composer
​David C. Hëvvitt. ​In its final form, the film was honoured to have its world premiere in
​New York at The Artists Forum Festival of The Moving Image and has since been a part of
festivals / screenings in Toronto, Berlin, Istanbul & in Mexico & Italy. Shortly after its
​premiere ​the film won an Experimental Award in Romania.

​Imagery from the film has been made available as prints & postcards here on the Filthy Lucre website & at their events. The score for the film is available on iTunes.
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2017   World Premiere: Artists Forum Festival of The Moving Image  /  Nominated Best Film (New York, Manhattan, USA)

2018   Cinetekton International Film & Architecture Festival / Nominated Best International Short Film (Puebla, Mexico)
2017   12 Months Film Festival / WINNER Experimental Award (Cluj-Napoca, Romania)​
2017   Experimental Film & Music Video Festival / Out of Competition (Toronto, Canada)
2017   DocFilm Festival, showcase screening / Official Selection (Leicester, UK)
2017   Istanbul International Architecture and Urban Film Festival / Semi-Finalist (Turkey)
2017   Geo Film Festival & ExpoCinema / Official Selection (Cittadella, Padova, Italy)
2017   LemoArt Gallery / Nominated Video Art Award (Berlin, Germany)​
2017   Caribbean Film Festival & Market / Semi-Finalist (Freeport, Bahamas)