Julian is a man with a real problem; every woman he meets turns into a chair. After trying his best to make it work with his girlfriend-turned-furniture-piece, he becomes desperate for love.
Director - Christopher Bevan
Writer - Luke Kondor
Production Company - YSP Media
Julian - Mark Drake
Kate - Faith Knight
Danielle - Rowan Scarborough
Stacey - Katie Hind
Megan - Della Brett
Woman In Car Park - Freya Sharp
Executive Producers - Lynne Land, Todd Plesco & Steve Deery
Associate Producers - Michael Burke, Ces Peynetti & Mark Young
1st Assistant Director - Jason White
Director of Photography - Karl Poyzer
1st AC - Grant Murphy
2nd AC - Ruben Shaw
Production Sound Mixer - Phil Arnold
Costume Designer - Sophie Black
Hair and Make Up Artist - Emma Grant
Art Director - Joseph Maudsley
Concept Artist - Sydney Henningsen
Art Department - Lynne Land & Hannah Land
Editor - Silvia de Abreu
Colourist - Kraig Winterbottom
Production Runners - Sammy Buxton, Gemma O'Brien, Steph Kimber, Lee Dilley, Howard Baker
One of this year's most creative and original short films, funny and touching - Rebekah Louisa Smith, Film Festival Doctor (In Short FF Judge)
Abstract and surreal at first glance, Love & Other Chairs has a soul and a unique personality; it's different, fresh and lovingly philosophical, while striking a balance between the surrealism of it's story and the truth of it's theme - Angeliki Coconi, Unsung Films
Definitely vying for the award for 'weirdest comedy', Christopher Bevan's film follows the horrors a young man faces when he suddenly begins to turn every prospective girlfriend into a household chair. Surreal in its narrative and wickedly funny, this is an oddly rather intelligent and well-sold absurdist tale - Ben Robins, The Edge SUSU
Handling soft comedy without making the film completely outrageous, the film enthuses another level of normality that otherwise would be lost in the quirk. Love & Other Chairs is a greatly astute and aware of the semantics of a surreal short. - Cookies 'n' Screen, Screen Relish
