Silent Things is a wonderful short film from 2011 by indie film makers White Lantern Films. I discovered it just this evening after searching for past performances by Andrew Scott, who recently captivated me with his mesmerising turn as Moriarty in BBC's huge Sherlock series. This 12-minute piece is an extraordinarily simple yet moving take on the complexity of relationships; the film is driven by the performances of Andrew Scott and Antonia Campbell-Hughes as two friends living with Aspergers Syndrome, and whose lives are momentarily unbalanced by the appearance of Georgia Groomes as a student travelling to France. A greatly underrated film, and well worth 12 minutes of your time: Watch it here on youtube
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