The PRONI and Nerve Centre teams, with the support of Northern Ireland Screen, brought together a group of talented filmmakers aged 12-16 to make horror films inspired by the Spence Brothers archives.

Our film-makers were tasked with creating a horror film only one minute long, using the skills they learnt over a week; make-up with artist Connie McGrath, acting with Rob Crawford from Bruiser Theatre Company, script-writing and editing.

All the films were made at the Ulster Folk Museum.

In this film, friends meet for a drink in a quiet bar but would it be their last one?

Making the Future was a new cross-border cultural programme which empowers people to use museum collections and archives to explore the past and create a powerful vision for future change.
The regional programme was delivered by a consortium of leading cultural organisations including the Nerve Centre, National Museums NI, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland and Linen Hall Library, supported through €1.82m of EU funding under the PEACE IV Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

• Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
• Nerve Centre - Making The Future