Our Lady of Harringham (2026)
World-renowned skeptic Dr. Huw Venning is called to an isolated spiritual sanctuary to probe a reported religious phenomenon after a young man is inexplicably struck blind and another insists he saw a miracle. As each rational theory crumbles, Huw faces the very reality he has spent his entire career rejecting.
More About This Film
Our Lady of Harringham is a 2026 35-minute school-made film inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon. The story explores religious experience and deception by presenting conflicting accounts of a single event, using the school chapel and orchard as important visual locations.
The project was written by Nick Waywell, directed by a student credited as Alex, and shot and edited by Max. It was developed during the school's weekly filmmaking activity throughout the academic year and premiered at Tonbridge School's newly opened film facilities.
- The film runs approximately 35 minutes.
- It was written by Nick Waywell.
- Alex directed the production and Max handled cinematography and editing.
- James composed the original score.
- The film was praised for its professionalism at its school premiere in July 2026.
Where to Watch
Our Lady of Harringham is primarily a school and independent production, with public distribution dependent on the filmmakers.
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