Hello RONG,

I am currently curating a short film screening at Candid Galleries in Central London. The evening will showcase a series of films that all contain allegorical tendencies, and socio-political subtexts. I think Industrial Love Dwarf Number 7 would make an excellent addition to the screening. If this is something you would be interested in, please feel free to get in touch.

Many thanks,

Rob Hayes
rphayes1@gmail.com

very good acting, nice script and directed well, kept me smiling and nice twist at the end, but lacked the “magic element" that makes the average better, and the good excellent.

This is a very funny, clever, and whimsical film. I love the idea of love being privatized under Margaret Thatcher. By the way--"Gash" is good, too.

What a great idea! Love is a drug????

This was a well made film with a clever script, well prduced and well acted.

I am without hope!

Good work!

Judging by the other comments comedy is certainly a matter of taste, and for me this was right in my comedy zone.

I laughed out loud a few times (even on repeat viewings) and loved the pace this piece set and maintained right till the end with some subtle 'pauses' for thought.

The clips of the dwarf doing his work were well filmed and were perfectly edited to continue the comedy timing.

The mobile phone piece I actually thought was very clever although it perhaps needed a second more music before the source was revealed. Having said that it might have upset the fast pace of the humour which for me was a like a hose pipe of funny aimed at me for nearly 4 minutes.

Brilliant!