Man Baby (dir. Philip Hardy) 2025

UK Premiere + Q&A

When David finds out that his girlfriend is pregnant, his manhood falls off. To convince the doctors that he’s mature enough to have it reattached, he must complete a 5-step programme of self-improvement – whilst simultaneously being stalked by a mysterious creature and contending with a penis which has developed a voice of its own…

LOCO invites you to come and chuckle and shriek at this brilliant debut feature which blends comedy and horror. Starring Divian Ladwa (Detectorists, Black Ops, and the Oscar-winning Lion), it is unlike anything else you’ll ever see. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with the director and members of the cast and crew.

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The Titfield Thunderbolt (dir. Charles Crichton) 1953

Restoration + Panel Discussion

Villagers in a beautiful corner of the English countryside are devastated by the news that their local train service is scheduled for closure. Everyone, that is, apart from the operators of the village bus service, who see a chance to make a profit. When the train lovers fight back and volunteer to run the line themselves, chaos ensues…

This classic Ealing comedy is a charming portrait of community and solidarity. Starring such legendary comic performers as Stanley Holloway, Hugh Griffith, and Sid James, this remains one of Ealing’s most fondly-remembered films. LOCO, in partnership with StudioCanal, presents a brand new restoration of the film. Following the screening, there will be a panel discussion about the special place that this film and Ealing Studios hold in the UK’s comedy heart.

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Movie Magic (dir. Alex Kennedy and Michael Magarren) 2025

UK Premiere + Q&A

Two film-loving ushers rashly wish to be in motion pictures – and then find themselves trapped inside the big screen. To escape, they must navigate their way through a maze of classic film parodies – playing super spies, period heroines and a giant gorilla – while their manager and Britain’s toughest film critic scramble to bring them back to reality.

Filmed on location at the beautiful Phoenix Cinema in London, Movie Magic is a very independent British romantic comedy in which cinema is the star. LOCO is excited to champion this micro-budget British comedy – a gorgeous love letter to film. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with the directors and members of the cast and crew.

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LOCO Presents in partnership with the Swinging Christies

Murder She Said (dir. George Pollock) 1961

+ podcast recording

After Miss Marple reports witnessing a murder on a passing train, the authorities can find no sign of the corpse and think that the old woman has imagined the whole thing. Undeterred, Miss Marple sets out to find the body. Taking on the job of housekeeper at the spooky Ackenthorpe Hall, she draws on all her skills of deduction and a hell of a golf swing to work out whodunnit.

The first of the 1960s Miss Marple films starring the magnificent Margaret Rutherford, Murder She Said combines suspense, mystery, and a good dollop of comedy. LOCO is thrilled to be joined for a post-screening recording of the hit podcast The Swinging Christies with writer and Agathologist Gray Robert Brown. We will be talking about whether Christie adaptations should ever be funny.

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Dog with a Movie Camera (dir. Pablo Álvarez-Hornia and Jack Salvadori) 2026

Plus Blondi (dir. Jack Salvadori) 2025

World Premiere, Dog-Friendly Screening + Q&A

A group of middle-aged men dressed as the Nazi High Command gather in London to attempt a crucial experiment: making the first film entirely shot by a dog.

In 2025, director Jack Salvadori completed the world’s first film shot by a canine cinematographer. Blondi (co-written by legendary filmmaker Peter Greenaway) tells the story of Hitler’s pet Alsatian. Dog with a Movie Camera takes us behind the scenes to get a comic glimpse of the ups and downs of working with a doggy DoP.  To celebrate this world first, LOCO invites you to bring your own dogs to join in the fun. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with the directors and members of the cast and crew, including Lexie the Alsatian.

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Littermates (dir. Michael Woloson, Scott Tinkham) 2024

London Premiere + Q&A

Amidst the chaos of a mysterious war, two victims of an attack take refuge at a cottage in the English countryside, where an enigmatic caretaker insists they must stick together.

The sound of explosions, gunfire, and karaoke fill the air in this darkly comic debut feature, fresh from its Special Jury Prize win at this year’s Manchester Film Festival. LOCO is proud to be hosting the London premiere of this genre-defying, exquisitely shot, brilliantly funny slice of comedy dystopia. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with the directors and members of the cast and crew.

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These short comedy films explore a wild world of extraordinary events through the eyes of eccentric characters as they get playful in the English countryside, dabble in hypnotherapy, and schedule some unusual business meetings.

He Woke Up to Deflating News (dir. Laura Spini, Laurence Brook)

It’s Not My Job (dir. Kate Jessop)

Slag-Offers (dir. Eleanor Mason)

Angry Cars (dir. Shaun Clark)

Time’s Up, I’m Afraid (dir. James Button)

Fatal Ingredient (dir. Tomás Felício Oliveira)

The Golden Squacco Heron (dir. Edward Smyth)

Desert Buffet (dir. Jimmy Slim)

Thanks to Meet You! (dir. Richard Hunter)

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Things get intimate in this selection of short comedy films about romance, family, friendship, and sex. There is no topic too private, no matter too confidential. Explore the funny side of dating, procreating, and spicing up your sex life.

Dating in Your 20s (dir. Lily Rutterford, Lucy Minderides)

Ghosted? (dir. Sam Buchanan)

Dawn of the Ick (dir. Nell Mercier)

Gibberish (dir. Anna Brook- Mitchell, Ange Nesi)

Egg Timer (dir. Rosie May Bird Smith)

Make a Wish (dir. Justyna Green)

Toad in the Hole (dir. Ben Norris)

There Is a Man… (dir. Ben Mallaby)

Date Night (dir. Phoebe Bourke)

How to Hide It (dir. Ramla Ali, Richard A. Moore)

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These short comedy films invite us into worlds of fantasy, magic, and the supernatural. Imaginations run away with themselves as people have trouble with ancestors, Nosferatu tries his hand as a foster carer, and catfishing takes on a whole new significance.

Borscht (dir. Vika Evdokimenko)

With You Always (dir. Florence Poppy Deary)

In Between (dir. Hannah Mamalis)

Uncle Artoo (dir. Zoë Whittaker)

Buried (dir. Jonny Bryan, Jake Dale)

Pushing Up Plastic (dir. Joe McGowan)

Eye Jam (dir. Julia Jolliffe)

Abracamazing! (dir. Jack Nicholls)

Poltergeists (dir. Alicia Brown)

The Contraception Fair (dir. Julie Magnaudet)

Angling for Love (dir. Tom Tennant)

Susan (dir. Simon Hutchins)

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These short comedy films revel in finding the funny in the disturbing. Their stories of family loss, trauma, cannibalism, and the odd (and sometimes very odd) case of murder prove that no area is out of bounds for comedy.

Lotto Cops (dir. Zak Harney)                                         

A Good Funeral (dir. Katie O’Halloran)

Proud Dad (dir. Kyle Jon Shephard)

Bulb (dir. Guy Taylor)

Make Yourself at Home (dir. Dean Kay-Barry / Three Shades)

Dating Mark Silcox (dir. Joe Lycett)

Debris (dir. Sarah Morgan)

Mad Matthew (dir. Tom Levinge)

i have a (dir. Rory Waudby-Tolley)

Death Wish (dir. Ricky Thomas Allen)

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