The Six Seconds

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The father of two siblings is in a coma, now terminally ill. With the chance of having six final seconds with his conscious dad, an awkward brother tries to contemplate what he might say before the end…

About the Director

Noah Boyce (born April, 2006) is an experimental filmmaker from the UK. Growing up in a remote village, Noah taught himself to use a camera directing experimental films and new-media videos onwards from the age of 10. In his teens, Noah gained a larger audience for his work and became selected for training from the National Film and Television School. His films have screened across the globe, including at the Prince Charles Cinema in London, and he was met with wide praise for his film ‘Blocked Together’ which achieved selection for Slamdance Film Festival in 2025. Noah was notably the youngest featured filmmaker of that year at only 18 years old. Noah helped set up the Sussex Filmmaking Society in Brighton and has recently wrapped his latest project ‘The Six Seconds’, an experimental film notably where every shot is exactly 6-seconds long. Noah’s work continues to reach greater acclaim as he establishes himself as a passionate, boundary-pushing filmmaker dedicated to exploring the perspective of Gen-Z childhood with a deeply unique voice and cinematic style.