PRANO BAILEY-BOND

‘I’m really interested in dark minds and picking them apart.’ - PRANO BAILEY-BOND

To celebrate the release of her highly-anticipated debut feature Censor, we’ve collaborated with MASSIVE Cinema to create a special edition PRANO BAILEY-BOND t-shirt. Described by fellow horror filmmaker and friend Rob Savage as “a cackling mad scientist of cinema,” Bailey-Bond’s feature debut follows a string of gruesomely brilliant short-form works, including Short Cut and Censor’s genesis Nasty. Alongside her shorts, music videos like the Bride of Frankenstein-inspired ‘It’s Good To Be Alive’ for Imelda May, show Prano as a scholar of horror but also a rejuvenating voice in British cinema as a whole.

A cult horror hit in the making, Censor follows British film censor Enid (Niamh Algar) as she discovers an eerie horror that speaks directly to her sister’s mysterious disappearance. As she resolves to unravel the puzzle behind the film and its enigmatic star, she embarks on a quest that will blur the lines between fiction and reality in terrifying ways.

Supporting the release of the film in cinemas, MASSIVE is the place where youth culture and cinema collide. They give young audiences the chance to see some of the most exciting films of the year before anyone else, celebrating British filmmaking talent in front of and behind the camera.