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Washing dishes if it was a video game
Submitted 11 November 2026 by Milo Bolton. Rights and music declared.
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46 festivals, funds and schemes worth this film.
- Competitioncloses in 2 days · 13 November 2026
Young Scottish Filmmaker Prize (Glasgow Short Film Festival)
checked 28 Oct 2026 · source - Festivalcloses in 13 days · 24 November 2026
Manchester Film Festival
checked 27 Sept 2026 · source - Festivalcloses in 16 days · 27 November 2026
Open City Documentary Festival
checked 27 Sept 2026 · source - CompetitionFree to entercloses in 34 days · 15 December 2026
Sony Future Filmmaker Awards
checked 27 Sept 2026 · source
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The scorecard
A home-shot gag reel that imagines dishwashing as a video game, light on evidence of execution.
- Storygetting there
Synopsis sets a simple premise, a chore reframed as a quest, but no transcript or further detail shows a turn or an ending.
- Picturegetting there
Frames are dim and noisy, handheld and flat-lit; the sink shot has some found-object clutter but no clear framing choice.
- Wordsnot read
Not read: no caption track, so dialogue or narration was not seen beyond a single speech bubble gag.
- Worldgetting there
A real kitchen and hallway, lived-in but not dressed or lit to sell a game world; the rainbow fan and bottle water nod to it faintly.
- Voicegetting there
The premise, dishes as a quest, has personality, and the credits joke about family helping on short notice adds a wink, but frames don't show the idea landing.
I read the synopsis and four published frames; no caption transcript was available, so dialogue, narration and on-screen game text (if any) were not seen. Read 11 November 2026. How the scorecard works
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