Project Detail

Other Life

Name: Other Life
Director: Tom Tennant, Theo Tennant
Genre: Sci-Fi, Welsh
Released: 2025
Duration: 16 min 50 sec

Man looking up to the sky in evening dusk light

Tom & Theo Tennant

Bright light through front windscreen of car

Tom & Theo Tennant

Synopsis

Mike and Emlyn, best friends and UFO investigators, cruise along the roads of South Wales in a multi-coloured van. They interview individuals who have encountered the unexplainable; from shimmering orbs, to huge spacecraft, to cascading beams of light. Their mission is to document these sightings, investigating what they could mean and where these phenomena come from.
Armed with curiosity and a camcorder, Mike and Emlyn create a safe space for ordinary people to share their extraordinary experiences. But while they look to the heavens for answers, they remain unaware that what they’re searching for may be closer than they think.
Official Selection Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2025
Official Selection DOC NYC 2025

Details

Year: 2025
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 16 min 50 sec
Director: Tom Tennant, Theo Tennant
Producer: Alice Hughes
Executive Producer: Georgia Goggin
Editor: Jamie Kataky
Director of Photography: Theo Tennant
Sound: Ines Adriana
Composer: Jack Hardman
Principal cast: Mike Maunder, Emlyn Williams
Other Lead Creative(s): Assistant Producer: Lily Tiger

Genre

Sci-Fi Welsh

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Beehive Films

Alice Hughes
5 Wilkinson Street
London
SW8 1DD
alice-hughes.co.uk

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