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Screening: Every Time I See A Yellow Car

A yellow car posing in front of the entrance to the BFI Flare Awards

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We’re proud to support this film project. We started conversations a long while back and we’re excited for Matt to finally show Every Time I See A Yellow Car to the world. The short film speaks to the often-unseen ways trauma can shape someone’s life. Matt brings this story with honesty and creativity, and with that he’s helping others feel less alone. We hope Every Time I See a Yellow Car reaches many people to create a shift in the conversation about what surviving really looks like.

On 23rd April, cinema doors open from 7pm, screening starts at 7.30pm followed by a panel conversation with Matt Chandler (writer) and Daisy Anderson, CEO of our Member Agency RASASC Guildford

Address: Arthouse Crouch End, 159A Tottenham Ln, London N8 9BT

The plot: Olly, a man haunted by a childhood tragedy and a recent assault, and his older brother Liam, who desperately attempts to protect Olly, find themselves in a spiral of revenge and chaos. Whilst their seemingly clashing personalities should make them anything but friends, the pair both aim to break a cycle of trauma, but in contradictory ways.

Featured in Attitude Magazine: The Yellow Car Phenomenon: Writer Matt Chandler on turning trauma into a powerful LGBTQ thriller (EXCLUSIVE)

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