Dir: David Wigram Busker is a lighthearted story of two street performers who tussle to keep the attention of an audience. It was filmed on 35mm with French actor Dominique Pinon in the lead, and runs 6 minutes. The story is told entirely without dialogue. http://www.benchmarkproductions.org

A poorer side of the swinging sixties in Londons East End.

A silent B&W short film. A friendly travelling busker stumbles upon a hostile city and finds himself in trouble in a case of mistaken identity involving a policeman, hoodlums and a blindman.

Busker Graeme Conway's bongo-style drumbeats have got him banned from the city for being too noisy. Branded a noise pest by Newcastle City Council, the musician has been silenced by an injunction. Here we show him in a setting where he was appreciated - in an art gallery!

The Busker In Oxford (1)

the | sounds | of the city

A short film about a businessman and a busker whose paths cross every day on their journey to work. An art film, shot mainly overhead and underneath, there is no speech.

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or, waiting for the background to recede into the foreground 1 (watch busker) Saturday June 10th 2006 Wherever the aerosol art busker is I wait for an extra

The Busker In Oxford (2)