Bullet From The Blue
The tragic story of a B17 American bomber that crashed just off Canvey Point, UK in 1944. It tells the heartfelt stories of how local historians Gary Foulger and Alan Jasper became engrossed in uncovering the full story behind this wartime tragedy, after discovering parts of wreckage in the Canvey estuary in the Seventies.
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Jennifer Anne Heloise FarfortDirector
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Jennifer Anne Heloise FarfortProducer
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Hannah Gordon-TellerEditor
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Alan FarfortExecutive Producer
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Caitlin DonaldsonOnline Editor
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Sian LeathamMotion Graphics Artist
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Amy Jordan SmithNuke Artist
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Tom BrewinsDubbing Mixer
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Project Type:Documentary, Feature
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Runtime:50 minutes 52 seconds
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Completion Date:September 2, 2020
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Production Budget:200 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Southend Film FestivalSouthend on Sea
United Kingdom
September 18, 2021
Official Selection
In 2018 I was co-director, editor and camera on a mental health short documentary 'Circle of Support'. The film was launched on 10 October 2018, World Mental Health Day.
In the same year I made 'The High Tide Theatre' short-list for the short play '500 Likes'
From there I joined 'Artworks' a programme run by 'Trust Links' a mental health and well-being charity where I was made an artistic director and co-wrote a play called 'Seasons'
Since then I have made promos for 'Providence Row' a homeless charity, in production on a documentary for 'The Faux' - the UK's only homage band to 'The Fall', and working on feature film scripts.
In 2020 I set up 'Child Of The Sun Films' in reference to my Mum's Caribbean heritage.
Jennifer Farfort - Writer & Director
My debut full length documentary 'Bullet From The Blue' came about when my therapist suggested joining 'Open Arts Essex' a community arts and mental health project. It was here where I met volunteers who went on to create a seawall mural at Canvey Point, to commemorate the loss of The USAAF B17 Bomber 'Heavenly Body II' that came down just off Canvey Point on 19th June 1944.