To Do

3:23 minutes / 16mm / 2022

A reflection on productivity and the self-improvement industry, explored through the filmmaker’s attempts to participate in a modern mindfulness exercise.

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SCREENINGS / OFFICIAL SELECTION

  • 04/2024 - Tiny Film Festival (USA)

  • 11/2023 - Aesthetica Short Film Festival (UK)

  • 10/2023 - Raindance Film Festival (UK)

  • 10/2023 - Obskuur Ghent Film Festival (BE)

  • 10/2023 - FrontDoc (ITA)

  • 09/2023 - Short Focus Film Festival (UK)

  • 06/2023 - European Short Film Festival (GER)

  • 06/2023 - Walthamstow International Film Festival (UK)

  • 06/2023 - Fear No Film, Utah Arts Festival (USA)

  • 05/2023 - Process Experimental Film Festival (LV)

  • 05/2023 - Sydney World Film Festival (AU)

  • 05/2023 - Flatpack Festival (UK)

  • 04/2023 - Sunday Shorts Film Film Festival (UK)

  • 04/2023 - Underneath the Floorboards (UK)

  • 04/2023 - Alchemy Film & Arts Festival (UK)

  • 04/2023 - Toronto Film Week (USA)

  • 03/2023 - Ann Arbor Film Festival (USA)

  • 03/2023 - Glasgow Short Film Festival (UK)

  • 02/2023 - Brussels Independent Film Festival (BE)

  • 12/2022 - London Super Shorts Film Festival (UK)

  • 12/2022 - Los Angeles Super Shorts Film Festival (USA)

  • 11/2022 - London International Animation Festival (UK)

CREDITS

  • Film - Saul Pankhurst

  • Production - Charlie Pender

  • Sound Design - Cajm

  • Voice over - Mo Langmuir & Saul

  • Telecine - On8mil

PRESS

“… my favourite film of the weekend: Saul Pankhurst’s To Do. It’s a wonderful skewering of our hectic modern life and the pervasive self-improvement industry... a chaotic animated collage of images that’s part Pop Art, part Dalí, part Monty Python. Anyone who can’t escape swirling thoughts just before bed or during a post-yoga shavasana will surely identify.” Jamie Dunn, The Skinny 2023