Project Detail

God of Mischief

A young boy looks upwards. Behind him is a poster advertising 'Alice in Wonderland'
A young boy with light shining behind him reading a piece of paper with the word "Loki" on it
A young boy seated in an office chair with his feet on the desk is reading a book.
A young boy looks annoyed.

Synopsis

Ed, a cheeky and chaotic 10-year-old schoolboy, sets his sights on playing Loki in his class's production of "The Vikings." After working surprisingly hard, he earns the role, only to have it stripped from him when his playfulness escalates into arrogance. Relegated to a background role, Ed can't resist one last rebellious act, determined to leave his mark at any cost.
Official Selection Carmarthen Bay Film Festival 2026 - Winner - Best Short Comedy
Official Selection Bolton International Film Festival 2026

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13:52
Format
Digital
Director
Christian Stevens
Producer
Christian Stevens
Editor
James Sheen-Stevens
Screenwriter
Christian Stevens
Director of Photography
Nithiyasri Kasiviswanathan
Production Designer
Elaine Yi Ling Chiang
Sound
Joseph Field Eccles
Composer
Ethan Jeffrey
Principal cast
Bon Cooper, Christian Stevens, Millie Kent
Casting Director
Sally McCleery
First Assistant Director
Will Gibson

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Not Thought Through Productions

Christian Stevens
1 Wellstones
Watford
WD17 2AE

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