Mossend Primary School win Best Live Action Film (12 and under)

15 Mar 2016

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Mossend Primary School win Best Live Action Film (12 and under)

Mossend Primary School and The Learning Centre, from Bellshill in Scotland, have won the 2016 Into Film Award for Best Live Action Film (12 and under), for their fantastical effort Boof.

Boof focuses on the character of Jody, who through a little bit of magic is able to get exactly what she wants, and make her problems disappear. However, for Jody, getting rid of her problems is only the beginning, proving you should always be careful what you wish for.

Amma Asante with students from Mossend Primary School — Director Amma Asante and the young filmmakers behind 'Boof'

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