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Actor Praises Guernsey as 'Character' in Film
29 Sep
Summary
- Short film 'Albert' set and shot entirely in Guernsey.
- Actor James Howard nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
- Film won Best Historical Short at London festival.
A short film titled 'Albert,' which was entirely set and shot on the island of Guernsey, is receiving widespread acclaim. Actor James Howard, originally from Jersey, has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Quest film festival in Utah, USA, for his role as a rector.
Howard expressed his delight, emphasizing that Guernsey served as a vital 'character' in the 17-minute film. He noted that the island's rugged beauty, particularly its south coast locations, was showcased effectively. The film has previously won Best Historical Short at the New Renaissance Film Festival in London.
The 13th annual FilmQuest film festival is scheduled to take place from October 22-31, 2026. The film's director, G.R. Fletcher, is also from Guernsey, and the production has been lauded for its cinematography and the performances of local actors, including Cameron Ashplant.
